Baby Spoon and Fork
Ergonomic handles designed for tiny hands learning the palmer grasp to pincer grip.
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Oval shape and higher back makes learning to scoop easier. Strong suction keeps bowl in position.
View product →2-in-1 Suction Plate
Raised back and lipped front keeps food on the plate. Strong suction keeps it firmly in position.
View product →6 products. 3 stages.
Explore, taste, try
Time to embrace the food on your baby's face and the floor; doddl stage 1 products are designed for tiny hands that are just discovering what mealtimes are all about.
Signs your child is ready for stage 1:
- Sitting in a high chair with a little support
- Reaching and grasping objects consistantly
- Bringing hand to mouth confidently
- Showing a real interest in your food
Products for this stage
Baby Spoon and Fork
- Ergonomic handles are easy to grasp and designed to develop the palmer grasp to pincer grip
- Comfortable utensile ends are gentle on gums but not chewable, to avoid confusion
2-in-1 Suction Bowl
- Oval shape and higher back makes learning to scoop easier
- Lower front makes food easy to see, important for sensory development. Strong suction keeps bowl in position and can be removed to reveal a non-slip base
Step-by-step: Baby fork and spoon
- Load the baby spoon or fork with yoghurt or similar and lay on the tray handle towards them. Encourage your baby to pick it up (adding plenty of enthusiasm when they do!)
- Your baby is ready for stage 2 when they are around 11 months, eating more substantial foods and have developed some co-ordination.
Watch ME do it!
Your toddlers desire for independence is growing and their hands are making their biggest development leap. The right tools will make that transition happen faster — and with a lot less mess and stress. d
Signs your child is ready for stage 2:
- Eating more sustantial meals
- Desire to scoop effectively
- Eager to stab food
- Getting frustrated if you try to help!
Products for this stage
2-in-1 Suction Plate
- Oval shape keeps food in easy reach, raised back and lipped front keeps food and snacks on the plate reducing mess
- Plate purposefully not sectioned to avoid creating food sensory issues. Strong suction keeps plate firmly in position.
Toddler Spoon and Fork
- Expertly shaped and weighted handle makes self-feeding easy and develops grip strength
- Builds co-ordination, confidence and independence while naturally encouraging the correct grip
Step-by-step: Toddler fork and spoon
- Pre-load the spoon and lay it on your toddlers tray, handle facing them.
- Once your toddler feels confident scooping, pre-load the fork in the same way.
Independence: unlocked
You'll know that your toddlers desire for independence is powerful. The right tools will turn that determination into genuine skill. doddl stage 3 products develop your toddlers fine motor-skills at mealtimes and beyond.
Signs your child is ready for stage 3:
- Using a fork and spoon with confidence
- Interested in cutting their own food
- Eating with two utentils at once
- Sitting at the table independently
Products for this stage
Toddler Knife
- Suction is easy to remove and reattach (if needed) helping the transition between suction and non-suction.
- Non-slip bases keep bowl and plate from moving around allowing your toddler to focus.
2-in-1 Bowl and Plate (suction removed)
- Suction rim is easy to remove and reattach helping support your child as they transition from suction to non-suction.
- To reattach suction rim, simply pinch the suction rim and tableware together and run your thumb round the inside edge.
Step-by-step: Toddler knife
- Show your toddler how to use the knife by holding your hand over theirs and pushing down through soft foods (like banana) then let them practice.
- Keep encouraging the use of the knife at every mealtime so they can practice. Your toddler can now get involved in food preparation and cooking too!
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What the experts think
Pediatric Feeding Therapist and Speech-Language Pathologist
Colleen Sarrazin
“As a pediatric feeding therapist, I frequently have parents ask me for recommendations on feeding tools like forks and spoons. For me it’s the doddl toddler spoon, fork and knife utensils set, which are perfect for 12 months and up.
I love that the prongs on the fork are stainless steel so your baby has more success with poking their food, causing less frustration and more interest in using utensils. The handles are also ergonomically designed to encourage a proper grip. These are perfect for helping to develop independent feeding skills. I also really love the unique design of the spoon bowl that’s narrower at the front so it’s not too wide for little mouths, as well as a tapered bowl shape to hold purees and more liquidy soups while still encouraging easy lip closure on the spoon.
The little knife is also perfect for getting your little one involved in the kitchen and building early skills for cutting food. It’s effective, while still being safe for your toddler to use independently"
The Baby & Child Nutritionist
Charlotte Stirling-Reed
“I’ve been absolutely loving using the doddl cutlery set with my family. It’s really helped my daughter to hone her skills around self-feeding with a spoon and fork. I love the fact that they are made for little hands and make the idea of self-feeding so much simpler. Ada really has come on leaps and bounds since using them and is now able to do the “scoop” action by herself. My son also loves using the knife and fork and is getting much better at his cutting skills. It’s great that they just need to push down and apply pressure to cut their foods and, again, that they are made with little hands in mind. Such a great way to help them to transition to adult cutlery!”
Paediatric Occupational Therapist
Christine Pollack
“I absolutely love doddl. It comes with a children’s fork, spoon & knife that are ergonomically designed to foster independent feeding while building motor skills. Each utensil has grip zones strategically placed making it easy for kids to maintain control and manoeuvre the utensils. The handles are designed to promote a mature grasp which helps with drawing and writing. This is the first cutlery set I’ve come across that includes a knife safely designed for introducing and practicing knife skills with kids allowing them to participate in making her own food.”