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NOTE: This is an assorted product; color and print advertised are subjected to vary.Rest Easy support keeps germs off utensils and mess off tableDurable stainless steel tipsSoft handles sized just right for toddler handsIncludes (1) fork, (1) spoon and (1) knife in assorted colors;Dishwasher-safe and BPA-free
For our emergency kits, I tend to make my own version of homemade MREs for the kids. They have the ready to eat containers of like spaghetti-os or chicken with rice and veggies, dehydrated fruit, clif bars, and at least 1 bottle of water per day.
Then I do a brand new coloring book with crayons or colored pencils, a hoodie, a set of clothes, extra socks, and a small lovie.
Everyone gets this set of silverware.
Then, print out pictures of yourself, your husband, any family that may live near you. Write on the back this is my mom, her name is, her phone number is, etc, and then laminate it. Punch holes in each photo and place them on a ring inside of the emergency kit so that if for whatever reason you guys are separated, they have a way to help find you.
I pretty much followed his cues with silverware as well. We do spoonfeed some things like yogurt and oatmeal, when he we wants those and is willing to eat off a spoon. Sometimes he wants to try navigating a loaded spoon to his mouth, and we let him try that whenever he's interested. He does get annoyed with it sometimes, because he can't do it fast enough, so it's best to try when he is hungry, but not too hungry.
We also feed him off our own forks, especially at restaurants or friends' houses. He just started wanting to try a fork of his own recently (18 months), and does a pretty good job at stabbing things with the fork to load it, but seems to prefer then to pick the food off the fork, rather than bring it to his mouth. If I load the fork for him, he will successfully get it in his mouth, so I know he can do the whole thing, just apparently not in sequence.
We got him his own silverware set that's stubby and easy to hold.