Baby Utensils Maya the Bee 4 pcs. - Stainless Steel

This four-piece children's cutlery set includes a fork, knife, dinner spoon, and small teaspoon, each measuring 16.5 cm in length for a comfortable grip in small hands. The gently rounded fork tines and blunt knife edge offer a child-friendly design, while the handles feature bright illustrations from Maya the Bee, created in partnership with ©Studio 100. Crafted from Cromargan® stainless steel that complies with EU standards for 18/10 stainless steel or equivalent under DIN EN 10088, the set has a smooth finish that stays neutral to the taste of food.

Taking those first bites all on their own is a huge milestone for every little one—and it calls for utensils perfectly tailored to tiny hands. Designed to meet this very challenge, this children's cutlery set by WMF turns learning to use a fork and spoon into a delightful, engaging adventure. Created in partnership with ©Studio 100, the handles feature vibrant motifs from the beloved classic, Maya the Bee.Advantages:At 16.5 cm in length, each piece sits comfortably and securely in a child's hand, making it so much easier to guide every mouthful right where it needs to go.Gently rounded fork tines and a blunt knife edge deliver a truly child-friendly design, thoughtfully crafted for safe, stress-free dining as little ones master their table manners.Bright and cheerful illustrations from the world of Maya the Bee ensure that your little one sits down to mealtime with a smile, eagerly reaching for every next bite.This four-piece set includes a fork, knife, dinner spoon, and small teaspoon, while the silky-smooth steel remains completely neutral to the taste of food.Crafted from premium Cromargan® stainless steel, compliant with EU standards for 18/10 stainless steel or equivalent according to DIN EN 10088.While the company of cheerful cartoon friends might not magically turn steamed Brussels sprouts into their favourite ice cream, it will definitely tempt little adventurers to try at least one more bite. With Maya and her crew in hand, dinnertime becomes a much more exciting journey than simply listening to grown-up conversation.