Spoon and Fork Set of 2 Although not used very much, there are some minor scratches, so please purchase if you understand that this is a used item. [Ergonomic Design] This is a 3-piece cutlery set of spoon, fork, and knife, characterized by its round and cute shape. The design makes you want to take a picture just by having the baby hold it. But it's not just about looks. doddl products are designed based on ergonomics, pursuing a shape that is truly easy for babies to use. The recessed part designed for babies to hold is made so that the correct way to hold the spoon, fork, and knife is achieved when held. The doddl spoon, fork, and knife set is highly recommended as the first cutlery for babies! [Easy to operate and eat!] The handles of the spoon and fork are round and short. The knife has a handle that is easy to grip and control. The short and easy-to-control handles fit in the baby's small hands, allowing them to eat skillfully with a feeling similar to hand-eating, and they can operate it freely. The spoon is easy to scoop up and bring to the mouth without spilling, and the fork can be flipped over in the hand to smoothly "stab" and "scoop." The knife is a baby dish that allows them to learn the action of "cutting" to their desired size. "Eating by themselves" becomes fun ♪ Why not cultivate your baby's curiosity to eat by themselves with the doddl spoon, fork, and knife? ["Eating by themselves" has many benefits!] The doddl spoon, fork, and knife are designed to be easy for babies to use, and the correct way to hold the fork and knife can be achieved just by placing their fingers on them. The shape and length of the handles are also carefully considered, and it is an ideal 3-piece set of spoon, fork, and knife that allows babies to learn about food education while discovering the joy of "eating by themselves." Eating by themselves not only improves fine motor skills and fosters independence, but also increases interest in food, which can help prevent picky eating and overeating, and is a measure against future food-related problems.