Expert-Designed Baby and Toddler Feeding Products

Mini Utensils

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$17.99 In stock

Category: Utensils

The Mini Utensils are designed to help toddlers learn how to eat with a spoon (scooping) and fork (piercing). The Mini Spoon and Fork are the most functional, developmentally appropriate toddler utensils on the market.

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Safe, Innovative, High-Quality

All of ezpz products are expertly designed by our in-house Pediatric Feeding Specialist, Dawn Winkelmann (M.S, CCC-SLP), to support infants, toddlers, and preschoolers through each mealtime milestone. In addition, ezpz products undergo rigorous testing to meet the highest safety and quality standards… because you and your little one(s) deserve the best!

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A Trusted Team

Women-Run, Passionate and Purposeful

As a small, women-run team, we know firsthand the challenges of raising happy, healthy eaters—while managing the mealtime mess! That’s why we’ve done the hard work for you. Our mission is to make mealtime ‘ezpz’ with thoughtfully designed, thoroughly tested feeding gear that supports a safe, successful feeding journey.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Kevin N. ★★★★★

The scoop on the spoon is just the right depth for my little one to actually get food to stay on it. He’s figured out piercing with the fork too, which has been a game changer for mealtime.

Natalie E. ★★★★★

My 14-month-old finally stops flinging food everywhere—the scoop on this spoon is actually shaped right for a tiny mouth, so she can get the puree in without me hovering. The fork tines are short enough that she can pierce a pea without stabbing herself, which makes mealtime way less stressful. We'v