Price: $11.98
(as of Jul 19, 2025 11:43:50 UTC – Details)
The Ryan & Rose Cutie Tensil is perfect for self-feeding or for parents introducing solids to their little ones for the very first time. This 2-in-1 fork and spoon comes in a set of 2. The Cutie Tensil features a fork on one end and a spoon on the other. The shallow spoon offers children of all ages just the right amount of food. When foods can’t be picked up by stabbing, use the Cutie Tensils in both hands to shovel the food. This teaches littles to think critically by learning to stab, shovel, or scoop. The fork side can be used to both scoop and softly stab food. Additionally, food-grade silicone offers a non-slip grip, is gentle on tender gums. The easy grip handle helps to aid in transitioning from an early grip (radial transverse Palmer grasp) to an adult utensil grip. The Cutie Tensil promotes the development of fine motor skills through self-feeding and independence, but it is also great for babies being introduced to solids for the very first time. Made with 100% food grade silicone. Free of BPA, PVC, phthalates, and latex. Non toxic. Designed in the USA. Made in China. Before first use, remove product from packaging, wash with soap & water. Let air dry. Dishwasher safe, top rack only. Inspect before each use. Discard if damaged. Do not use without adult supervision. Color foods, dyes, and/or other liquids may cause discoloration and staining.
2-IN-1 FORK AND SPOON for introducing solids to little ones
SAFE ROUNDED FORK to scoop and gently stab food
EASY GRIP HANDLE helps transition from early grip to adult utensil grip
Promotes SELF-FEEDING AND INDEPENDENCE
NON-TOXIC 100% FOOD GRADE SILICONE free of BPA, PVC, phthalates, and latex.
Customers say
Customers find these utensils excellent for teaching babies how to feed themselves and appreciate their pretty light grey color. They are easy to hold and clean, and customers praise their functionality, with one noting they work better than standard forks and spoons. The pick-up speed receives mixed feedback – while some say it’s easy for babies to pick up food, others find it difficult to actually pick up food.
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