Who sells Toddler's cutlery at a low price?

helen21_2

Did you mean a stainless steel set?
http://www.catalogue.24studio.co.uk/shared/search/viewresults.asp?p=1#

Put in cutlery in search! A stainless steel personalised set for £3-99.

Sweet_Pea_2

I spotted some in Whittards the other day, it was a set, knife fork and spoon. Sorry I didnt notice the price, I was just surprised that they sold them!

sarahlouise210

I bought 3 sets this week from Poundland - they are lovely! Full set.Knife fork and spoon and tea spoon.each piece has a different brightly coloured handle..they are just lovely - really sturdey. In fact I saw a set nearly identical in John Lewis for 16.00 ! Get there quick..you will not find a nicer set(or lets face it..better price!)

Counting_Pennies_2

Sweet_Pea wrote:

I spotted some in Whittards the other day, it was a set, knife fork and spoon. Sorry I didnt notice the price, I was just surprised that they sold them!

£4 and very nice. I bought a set and my son loves using them

Gingham_Ribbon

I've found that forks for toddlers always seem to have far too rounded ends. My son uses a 'grown up' fork because he can't get anything onto a little fork. I know what he means. I can't either. I've tried stabbing pasta etc with them and they just squash it.

I'd love to find a little fork with sharper points, but very short points (ie 1cm or so) so he can stab his food but not do himself any harm with it.

The forks he uses are far too big for him, bless, but he won't accept anything else. He can't manage a knife with it yet but does like to use the baby knives we have (we were given about 3 cutlery sets) to spread his sandwiches. (For 'spread' read 'tear holes in'. )

funky-footprints

my mum got my kids a knife, fork and spoon set from dunelm, its perfect for older toddlers as its a little larger than the gimmick stuff (bob the builder, my little pony, barbie etc) my son uses his well (he is 5) and my husbands sister at 8 also has a simialr set as normal cutlery is still too large/awkward for her.

funky-footprints

should of added, the knife is a lot sharper than the blunt ones in kiddies sets, and the fork is a lot better at picking up bits of meat and veg etc, as it is much sharper. the spoon however is too large for kiddies yogurts.

HappySad

I'll check out DunnIn to see what they are like.

Thanks Funky-FootPrint

cheekymole

Home Bargains have a lovely stainless set today for £1.99.

katskorner

I must admit, I bought the Poundland set this week and I am impressed. They are sharp enough to do the job but not too sharp to hurt. My son also likes to tell me what each item is and what colour it is too - he has only just turned two so I find this really sweet.