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Baby Utensils Set - Bunny

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$11.96 $15.95 In stock

Category: Eat

Somewhere around one, they want to do it themselves. Messily. These are the utensils for the self-feeding stretch.

Floppy ears that hang slightly off the edge of the plate. A learning utensil set in Bunny — blush-pink silicone grips molded as a bunny. A spoon and fork with polished stainless steel heads, set in chunky silicone grips shaped like a bunny, ears and all, in blush pink — sized for a toddler learning to self-feed. Named Best Silicone Baby Tableware by Mothers Always Right (2026).

Material and care. Food-grade, platinum-cured silicone. LFGB food-grade certified — the German food-contact standard, stricter than FDA requirements. BPA, PVC, phthalate, and lead free. Dishwasher safe, top rack.

Common questions

What's in the set?

A spoon and fork with stainless steel heads in chunky silicone grips shaped like a bunny, ears and all, in blush pink — sized for a self-feeding toddler.

What age?

Roughly 6–18 months — the learning-to-self-feed window.

Dishwasher safe?

Yes, top rack.

When do we move to the kids' set?

Around 18 months, when they want stainless utensils like yours.

Why chunky grips. A toddler learning to self-feed can’t steer a long, thin handle. These grips are short and chunky on purpose — easy to hold with a whole fist, hard to drop, with rounded stainless heads sized for small mouths.

Other products in this character. Bailey Bunny is also available as a snack plate, snack box, cup with straw, feeding spoon, kids utensils set, feeding bundle, and tableware gift set. For the same theme in a design, see the Hedgehogs silicone bib.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Madison G. ★★★★★

My one year old actually manages to scoop yogurt with these, which I did not expect this early. The handles are chunky enough for his whole fist to grip, and cleanup is just a quick rinse since nothing sticks.

Violet R. ★★★★★

The floppy ears on these make my daughter giggle every time she grabs the spoon, and honestly that's half the battle with a picky eater. She's actually getting food to her mouth now instead of just waving the fork around.

Victoria B. ★★★★★

My little one refuses to eat off anything else now—the bunny ears sticking over the plate edge actually help her grip the bowl while she stabs at peas with the fork. It’s sturdy enough to survive being thrown on the floor at least three times a meal, which is basically the toddler test of quality.