12 Piece Kids Utensils Silverware Set, E-far Stainless Steel Hammered Toddler Cutlery Child Flatware Progress Set, Small Adult Diet Tableware Include Fork Spoon Knife, Mirror Finished, Dishwasher Safe

I have a 6 year old, 4 year old, and 20 month old. This set is perfect accomadates their hand sizes and abilities well. The knives are great for littles learning how to cut soft things (like roasted carrots) or spreading butter by themselves. This beats any plastic kids utensils.

Perfect sized utensils for my 3, 4, and 5 year old kids.Dishwasher safe, they still look great after dozens of high-temp washes.Classy looking and durable.Very useful for adult parties to serve dips, small bites, and hors d’oeuvres as well.Ditch all those plastic and terrible looking plastic fork, sporks, spoons, and knives for these and you will not regret it.

These are perfect for kids! We’ve used the multi-colored kids fork/spoon/knife sets for the past several years, but my three kids (ages 2 through 6) are really ramping up on the fight over who gets which color. Solved that problem. One less fight at every meal and snack and they look nice, too! :)

Purchased these for my five year old grandkids. The are the perfect size for little hands while providing the same functionality as adult size utensils. Easy to pick up food with the fork and spoons are the right size. The knives are not sharp and practice with cutting food into bite size pieces while remaining safe.

These are flat and no 3-d handles, look nice and modern, medium weight, not really that much smaller than adult flatware. Recommend for kids 3 and 5-6. Not for really little ones. The girls love their "big kid" silverware.

My baby was using metal utensils since she started eating and at 2 yrs old needed a larger, toddler size; these were prefect! The price is awesome too. I paid this same price for a set of 3 Montessori baby utensils, so I definitely think the price was right.

no longer toddler/lunch sized

We like the two sizes within the pack. The 3 yo uses the smaller ones and the 5 yo can manage the bigger ones. It's so much nicer than plastic utensils for them.