NRS Healthcare 3-Piece Easy Grip Children's Cutlery Set, Stainless Steel, Multi-Colour

The product is very good. Comfortable to use and make correctly gripping cutlery easy. The only issue is I wanted them for my 9 year old who was struggling with holding cutlery and they are quite smaller so better suited for younger children.

I have a child with asd and dyspraxia. These utensils have helped him eat so much, we even take them to restaurants. great value for money. Very durable, dishwasher safe, they're designed to give the child a better grip, they're not bendy at all I would say. The design is kid Friendly and very functional in our house!!

Feeling emotional...my 10 Yr old son has just eaten food with a knife and fork for the first time in his life. We had ocupational therapy yesterday and they recommended this set. What a game changer my child has Developmental coordination disorder, he can manage half a meal with a fork but I end up feeding him as its too much for him. He can now eat with no stress or dysregulation . This is a huge achievement for us

I bought the adult size aswell as my daughter is ideally in-between sizes but she loves them...they so much easier for her to hold them appropriately and the finger groves means she has much more control now when feeding herself...the handles are curved so fits nicely inside her hand and is now more confident using her knife and fork...the spoon is especially designed with a deeper part and shaped so the food doesn't fall off bk into the bowl...wish we would've known about these sooner a must buy for anyone who's having difficulties or little ones to practise using cutlery correctly...definitely recommend will be buying more for my nephew too as he's a toddler!!

My 7 year old still is struggling with holding and using a knife and fork so we tried these out. He can use them much better though they are almost too small so won’t last long.

These are a great set of cutlery for children to practice their cutlery skills and to support accessibility at meal times. The indents on each piece are useful for prompting placement of pointer fingers and the colours are appealing to younger children, however my 6 year old felt that the size and colours were a bit too young for her and is no longer using the cutlery, sadly.

We was recommended by an occupational therapist to get these for my son and it's help so much.

Junior still can't hold a spoon at 2.5 years, has developmental delay and sensory issues amongst other things and always big issues around food generally. For some reason he uses finger and thumb to hold cutlery /really weak fist if we're lucky and ends up turning it upside down before it reaches his mouth (again for unknown reasons!) He also won't touch most food so we end up feeding him, but given his age he's been point blank refusing as he's craving control but just can't manage it. We've tried EVERYTHING...or so we thought!The shape of this set has just meant he has managed to stab tomatoes and strawberries, scooped omelette and yoghurt and SOME MADE IT TO HIS MOUTH rather than his lap! We did iiiiiit!!!Also arrived in a couple of days and the colours are appealing to children. The edges are curved so risk of injury is less, but the knife actually does cut and the fork is still pointed enough to actually get through food such as tomato skins, peppers etc.We have had such stress around mealtimes recently and it sounds dramatic but it's honestly helped a situation that was starting to make the whole family miserable and dread mealtimes. Thank you so much!