Baby Utensils Unicorn 4 pcs - Stainless Steel

The children's cutlery set features ergonomically contoured handles that offer a secure, comfortable grip for tiny hands learning to eat independently. The four-piece set includes kid-friendly proportions for cutting, scooping, and spearing food, with a knife featuring a gently rounded blade and a fork with blunted tines. Charming unicorn motifs on each handle make mealtimes engaging, while the polished finish adds a refined look to the table. Crafted from high-grade Cromargan® stainless steel, the set weighs 0.32 kg in total and remains neutral to food flavours.

A little one's first attempts at using a knife and fork are quite the adventure—and often a true test of patience for parents. The children's cutlery set by WMF has been thoughtfully crafted for tiny hands discovering table etiquette for the very first time. Ergonomically contoured handles offer a secure, comfortable grip, turning learning to eat independently into a joyful, natural part of family meals.Advantages:The four-piece set features kid-friendly proportions that allow children to effortlessly master cutting, scooping, and spearing their food.A knife with a gently rounded blade and a fork with blunted tines make learning proper table manners safe and easy.Charming unicorn motifs on each handle turn mealtime into an eagerly anticipated adventure, encouraging little ones to take that next bite.The polished finish brings an elegant gleam to the table, and the material remains completely neutral to food flavours.With a total set weight of 0.32 kg, each piece is nicely balanced to help little hands hold their cutlery without tiring out their wrists.Crafted from high-grade Cromargan® stainless steel, meeting EU standards for 18/10 stainless steel or DIN EN 10088 equivalents.Having a magical unicorn along for dinner might not make steamed veggies disappear in the blink of an eye, but with such lovely company, trying them becomes so much more enticing. After all, every carrot simply tastes better when chased and caught with one's very own fork.