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Badabulle spoons are feeding utensils for babies from the age of 6 months. They function as learning spoons, which help to train children to eat liquid or solid food. They come in 5 pleasant pastel colours.
Badabulle's flexible spoons were designed to accompany babies when they are introducing new foods or starting to feed independently. They can be used from the age of 6 months.
The spoon should be the first utensil offered to the baby. They will be shown how to hold it correctly so that they can put the food in their mouth without getting it dirty or hurting themselves in the process.
The spoons are specially designed with children in mind. They are sized to fit their small mouths. They have a soft and flexible texture that facilitates feeding without causing discomfort to the gums.
They are suitable for everyday use and are dishwasher safe. With their fun and pleasant pastel colours, they will allow your child to discover new flavours and textures.
They have a slim, ergonomic head with a long, sturdy handle that fits perfectly in baby's small hands. In addition, the spoons have a nozzle that makes it easy to adapt to the child's mouth.
They are made of silicone and do not contain toxic or harmful elements, contributing to the safety of the child.
These flexible spoons, thanks to their consistency, can be used with all types of food; purees, yoghurt, homemade mixes or oatmeal. They help to stimulate children during mealtimes.
They have a lightweight, flat design that makes them easy to grip. The spoon holds just the right amount of food, making it easier for them to put food in their mouths.
They are designed to help them learn to eat on their own. Its design allows them to pick up solid foods in the easiest possible way.
Their size adapts to the needs of children. They can be stored in the fridge and are dishwasher and microwave safe.
It is suitable for feeding children from 6 months onwards.
Teach them to hold the spoon correctly so that they can put the food in their mouths without getting dirty or hurting themselves in the process until they get used to it. Repeating the action will allow the child to understand it more easily.
Do not force baby to learn to use cutlery if he is not yet ready for it.
5 spoons in pastel colours, made of polypropylene, thermoplastic rubber, TPE, free of BPA, PVC.
