Dippit™ (two-pack) Multi-stage baby spoon and dipper - Fawn

Dippit™ is the perfect first baby cutlery, allowing easy transition from dipping to scooping. This dual-ended wonder weaning tool helps babies explore first flavours with the textured dipper and practice scooping with the spoon. The unique two-handed easy-grip design suits even the youngest of weaning babies.

FEATURES

• The world's first two-handed baby weaning spoon designed for parental assistance and independent feeding. Nurtures self-feeding and facilitates the seamless transition from dipping to scooping
• Curved ergonomic anti-slip handles are raised on a flat surface making it easy for little fingers to get underneath and pick up
• Anti-gag neck prevents the Dippit from hitting the back of the mouth and overstimulating the gag reflex, which can lead to negative associations with mealtimes
• Textured honey-drizzler dipper holds viscous food more easily while hand-eye corrdination is developing and encourages discovery of first tastes and flavours
• The Dippit's multi-stage features offer developing babies a versatile, developmentally-led approach to self-feeding. Two-tools-in-one represents excellent value for money for parents.

DEVELOPMENTAL BENEFITS

• Encourages developing babies to take an active role in feeding, which fuels confidence - a key ingredient for progression
• The unique short two-handled design makes the Dippit perfect for navigating food from plate to mouth at a point where wrist control is yet to emerge and mature. Ideal first baby cutlery.
• Textured dipper end stimulates tongue lateralisation (side-to-side tongue movement). This is instrumental for learning to move food around the mouth and safe swallowing
• Flavour and texture exploration help prevent picky eating. Occupational Therapists endorse the Dippit for playing a crucial role in minimising fussy eating by promoting discovery.
• The Dippit's patented design involve parents in the weaning process. The Dippit can initially be offered with parental assistance and guided into the baby's midline and quickly used independently