Ezpz Tiny Spoon Blush 2 Pack

Code: 10060166
RRP $26.95
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Product Overview
This blush-coloured Tiny Spoon is designed for infants 4+ months and helps baby learn how to self-feed. Learning to self-feed is an important developmental milestone. The ezpz Tiny Spoon is designed to help baby learn how to feed independently.
Product Details + Benefits:
- Soft silicone protects baby's developing teeth and makes mouthing and self-feeding safe.
- Slight arc of spoon bowl makes dipping more effective and helps develop lip closure.
- Narrow spoon bowl safely fits baby’s mouth.
- Sensory bumps on the spoon bowl activate sensory awareness to decrease gagging and choking.
- Non-slip grip and short, fat, round handle help baby grasp utensil.
- Bumps on the bottom of the spoon stabilise the spoon when at rest.
- Dishwasher safe.
Materials:
100% food grade silicone is free of BPA, BPS, PV, phthalates, lead, and latex.
Built to last (silicone is bendable and flexible and doesn't fade, corrode, or deteriorate)
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Ezpz Tiny Spoon Blush 2 Pack
RRP $26.95
$23.95
11% OFF RRP
Collect 24 Everyday Rewards Points*
Currently unavailable
This product is temporarily unavailable. Click below to be notified when its back in stock
Choose delivery option
Product Overview
This blush-coloured Tiny Spoon is designed for infants 4+ months and helps baby learn how to self-feed. Learning to self-feed is an important developmental milestone. The ezpz Tiny Spoon is designed to help baby learn how to feed independently.
Product Details + Benefits:
- Soft silicone protects baby's developing teeth and makes mouthing and self-feeding safe.
- Slight arc of spoon bowl makes dipping more effective and helps develop lip closure.
- Narrow spoon bowl safely fits baby’s mouth.
- Sensory bumps on the spoon bowl activate sensory awareness to decrease gagging and choking.
- Non-slip grip and short, fat, round handle help baby grasp utensil.
- Bumps on the bottom of the spoon stabilise the spoon when at rest.
- Dishwasher safe.
Materials:
100% food grade silicone is free of BPA, BPS, PV, phthalates, lead, and latex.
Built to last (silicone is bendable and flexible and doesn't fade, corrode, or deteriorate)
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