Wondering when I should let her try feeding herself with a spoon!
Wondering when I should let her try feeding herself with a spoon!
GOLD / wonderful coffee bean / 18478 posts
Try now! I let her start right before her 1st bday with some fruit and oatmeal.
coconut / 8299 posts
We let our LO feed himself with a spoon at around 14 or 15 months. He wasn't very good at it (so messy!) but we let him practice anyway. Now he's almost 2 and he's really good at feeding himself with a spoon with all kinds of foods, except soup or anything liquidy. It's NICE to be able to plop down his bowl of food and just let him feed himself!!!
grapefruit / 4800 posts
I give LO a spoon now (at 10 months) but there's not much accomplished except a mess at this point. She doesn't really seem to have the coordination yet. So she just uses it as a drumstick.
GOLD / wonderful grape / 20289 posts
I always try to feed her myself, but she'll usually steal the spoon from me.
kiwi / 537 posts
I have a spoon thief so we let her try to feed herself when she does get a hold of it. It's messy but she has fun.
wonderful pear / 26210 posts
I think I had to give him a spoon when we were eating at about 10 months. He only became successful in getting the food in his mouth at around 13 months. He still eats off of his bib now though.
admin / watermelon / 14210 posts
Charlie started doing an ok job of feeding himself at 12 months with a spoon. We gave him a fork at 15 months? And chopsticks at 27 months.
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