doddl getting more involved spoon, fork & knife cutlery set

doddl spoon, fork and knife with short white-and-aqua handles and stainless steel ends

A young child with down syndrome smiling while sitting in a white high chair, holding a doddl spoon with a green handle, in a brightly lit indoor setting.

doddl getting more involved spoon, fork & knife cutlery set

£17.95

How doddl helps your child

Easy to use toddler cutlery with short, contoured handles and effective, stainless steel ends. Knife handle sits in the palm making it easy to push down through food. Certified safe.
Expertly shaped handles and colourful soft touch areas develop the pincer grip and encourage the correct finger placement needed to move on to adult cutlery
Safe, functional and effective utensil ends are designed for successful eating. Knife blade is safe for toddlers to use and will chop through all types of foods
Highly engineered, ergonomic design helps develop skills and confidence and increases independence.
Dishwasher safe, high-quality and long-lasting, BPA and Phthalates free

Multi-Award Winning
Ergonomic Design
Helps Motor Skills
Loved by Parents

Development benefits

Achieves all three key mealtime skills — scooping, stabbing and cutting — without requiring fine motor control
Builds genuine independence: a child who can cut their own food has reached a significant milestone
Reduces the need for adult support at mealtimes, which is meaningful for children and families alike
Each achievement — however it arrives — builds confidence and a positive relationship with food

How it works

Ergonomic design: Short, contoured handles are designed for little hands, and are easy to grip and control

Supports development: Soft-touch grip zones naturally encourage proper finger positioning and pincer grip use

Safe & effective knife: Teaches a safe cutting motion while actually cutting food (with no risk to your child)

Functional utensil ends: Rounded fork prongs and spoon bowl are designed for effective self-feeding without sharp edges.

Scientifically weighted: Expert weighting is designed to be easy to manoeuvre but develop muscle strength

Materials & care

BPA and phthalate-free
Made from premium, long-lasting materials
Food safe stainless steel utensil ends
Toxic free and contains no microplastics
EN14372 certified safe and to FDA standards
Dishwasher safe. Materials not suitable for use in microwave, oven, grill or steriliser

All doddl products are engineered from long lasting, high-quality materials, meaning they can be used for years. However, when you have finished benefitting from your doddl, you can now rehome them (currently UK only) helping to ensure no doddl product is wasted. To rehome your doddl email Team@doddl.com and one of our team will be happy to help.

Product details

A spoon, fork and knife set that works with your child's hands — however they grip, whatever their challenge.

For children with dyspraxia, low muscle tone, cerebral palsy or other motor differences, standard cutlery is often genuinely impossible to use. The doddl three-piece set is designed around a whole-hand grip and a palm-action knife — making all three mealtime tools achievable without fine finger control.

Why families supporting children with additional needs choose this set:

Whole-hand grip on all three utensils
Palm-action knife — the first knife that works for many children with motor challenges
Stainless steel ends are effective, durable and easy to clean
Recommended by paediatric occupational therapists
No case included — pairs with the doddl toddler cutlery case for consistency across settings

Delivery & returns

30-day returns.

See it in someone else's kitchen.

Four parents, four mealtimes, filmed on their phones.

Recommended by

The cutlery occupational therapists reach for first

Feeding specialists, occupational therapists and child nutritionists across the UK and US.

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.
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Paediatric Feeding & Swallowing Specialist
Stacey Zimmels

My son loved eating at the family table with his doddl cutlery — he was participating in our family mealtimes before he was walking!
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Pediatric Feeding Therapist & Speech-Language Pathologist
Colleen Sarrazin M.S. CCC-SLP

As a pediatric feeding therapist, the doddl toddler spoon, fork and knife set is one I recommend for 12 months and up. The stainless steel fork prongs help little ones poke food successfully, the ergonomic handles encourage a proper grip, and the spoon's tapered bowl suits little mouths while holding purees and soups.
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Specialist Paediatric Dietitian
Lucy Upton
“doddl cutlery is fantastic for supporting young children with independent eating, grasping those tricky cutlery skills and allowing little ones to get stuck in exploring the wonderful world of food”
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Children's Nutritionist
Penelope Henderson
The short, moulded handles fit perfectly in little hands and support dexterity and coordination.
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Registered Nutritionist / Founder of I Love Greens / co-founder of ‘Happy Tums’
Nicola Ragon-Paxton
“doddl cutlery is perfectly designed for a toddler’s hand and the short handle means it’s easier to control. But the best bit for me are the metal heads which make it easy for baby to scoop and fork food compared to chunky plastic heads which can be frustrating for young ones. One of my recommended weaning essentials!”
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Health Visitor
Ruth Watts
Still my daughter's favourite spoon at nearly 6 — I only recommend products I've used and believe in.
Paediatric Occupational Therapist
Christine Pollack
The first cutlery set I've found with a knife safely designed to teach real knife skills.
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Occupational Therapist
Vanessa Eisch
He's been more successful with this spoon than any we've tried — it's staying in my OT toolkit.
The Baby Nutritionist
Katia Balducci Public Health Nutritionist (RNutr)
Supports fine motor development and encourages proper grip from early on — it ticks all the boxes.
The Baby Nutritionist