Maccie Grip + Grub Toddler Cutlery Set

The Maccie Grip + Grub Toddler Cutlery Set is a three-piece spoon, fork and knife set made for the step between baby spoons and grown-up cutlery. For the toddler who has started insisting "me do it!", the chunky, grippy handles and smooth stainless steel tips are sized to help little ones practise feeding themselves at the table, from 12 months and up.

Each piece pairs a soft, food-grade silicone handle with a head made from mirror-polished 316 stainless steel. The silicone gives small hands a comfortable, secure hold, while the steel is durable, rust-resistant and easy to clean, so the set is made to stand up to everyday family meals.

How it Works

• Chunky, wide handles: Easier for toddlers to grasp and control than slim adult cutlery, so they can focus on getting food to their mouth.
• Soft, grippy silicone: 100% food-grade, BPA-free silicone handles give a comfortable, non-slip grip during messy mealtimes.
• A tool for each skill: The spoon, fork and knife let your toddler practise scooping, spearing and spreading as their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination develop.
• Smooth, rounded tips: The 316 stainless steel heads have smooth, rounded edges designed with little mouths in mind.
• Removable handles: The silicone handles come off for a thorough clean, so food doesn't get trapped where you can't reach.

How to Use

Wash all pieces before first use. Offer the spoon first; Maccie notes the spoon can be introduced a little earlier than 12 months. Bring in the fork and knife as your toddler gets more confident, starting with soft foods that are easy to spear and spread. Let them lead, and expect some mess while they learn.

Care

Dishwasher safe, or wash in warm, soapy water. Remove the silicone handles every so often for a deeper clean. Avoid abrasive cleaners and scrubbers, which can dull the mirror-polished finish, and dry with a soft cloth to keep the steel shining.

Best For

The Maccie Grip + Grub Toddler Cutlery Set is a great option for parents who:

• Have a toddler from around 12 months who wants to feed themselves
• Want stainless steel cutlery rather than plastic, with soft handles sized for small hands
• Like the idea of a full spoon, fork and knife set to grow into
• Prefer something dishwasher safe and easy to deep clean

It may not be the best fit if you:

• Are just starting solids with a younger baby and need a soft-tipped first weaning spoon

Disclaimer

Always supervise your child while eating and make sure they're seated upright at mealtimes. The knife is designed for spreading and soft foods, not for cutting tough foods. Inspect the cutlery regularly and stop using it at the first sign of damage or wear, including loose or torn silicone handles.

Pandylane Pro Tip: Pair the set with a suction plate or bowl so food stays put while your toddler practises scooping and spearing. It makes those early independent meals a lot less frustrating, for them and for you.