Are these soft for babies just starting out with baby food?
1580790
They are a thin plastic. We used them when our daughter was 6 months and she did fine with them.
1580791
They're not soft but they're absolutely the perfect size and shape for a 6 month old baby's mouth. We loved these spoons. We also used Munchkin spoons when the baby got older and wanted bigger bites.
1580792
They are fairly regular plastic, but the edges are rounded, and not sharp. Also, the spoon part is very small, so perfect for those just starting to eat solids, or oatmeals.
1580793
They are not top padded or soft tip. Just all plastic. I bought and used them for my twins for their first food and they are perfectly good! I would buy again no problem
1580794
They're not soft like the rubber-tipped spoons, but they are a pretty flexible plastic. I used these (as well as the Munchkin multicolor plastic spoons) with my little one when he started baby food at 6 months, and they worked great.
1018383
Yes. It is soft enought for any age. My 3 yr old uses it & it's squishy. Not bad if they fall. Highly recommend. My 7 yr old likes it too.
1798678
Banana's are real good. Any soft food works. Very easy for the baby to hold and handle.
1776266
They are soft, but you have to be careful to watch the expiration date on the packaging. If it is not several months out then they can become dry. I stopped buying them online first because of the price change (but has since gone back down), but also it's hit and miss with the softness. I only buy in the store where I can see the expiration date and look at the color of the treats. The darker the softer.
372018
If you or your pediatrician are nervous about SIDS, then yes, it's too soft for infants. Infants, also mostly don't notice so the simpler and firmer the better. Toddlers, like my granddaughter, however, do notice and like the extra fluff. Also, it's very absorbent and better able to contain the higher volume accidents. Washes very well, too.
126525
I thought the same. My kids haven't complained about them though. They are four and two and have very large vocabularies with which to convey EVERYTHING:) A doctor might say different but firm seems good for infants right? Hope that helps.
393994
yes they can. you can also dip them in your babys food and have them chew on it.
1506123
If there are any, they are pretty soft. All 3 of my sons ages 8, 5 & 3 LOVE this popcorn & prefer it to any other we've tried.
136646
Yes, we started giving these to my daughter when she was starting solids at 6 months and she still likes them now at almost 11 months.
75980
No, they are nice & soft & floppy. This little bunny is adorable. My 6 year old grandaughter LOVES it.
2246535
They are not real hard sort of on the soft side and the inside is soft but not gueey. Plus they are small so they should have no problems. My 19 year kitty even loves getting the treats. She doesn't have a lot of teeth and has no problem eating them either.
313475
Yes, they are relatively soft. They're not like the rock hard mass produced ones we were buying before we found these. We have a very old Jack Russell and a middle aged Yorkie (who has had dental work for bad teeth) and they have no problem with them. The treats are in varying sizes, some quite large, but we cut them up into bite size pieces.
448485
They are soft, and I have feed them to my friend's puppy. you can break them in half to make them even smaller.
757105
Yes definetly there very soft. I've used them with the fitted diapers before there very absorbing :)
1832552
I got these for my 8 month old. They dissolve, so as soon as they are on food you could really give these to baby. My almost 4 year old loves them, but I limit how many he can have.
1115123
Yes, they are really soft. I dont remember them making any noises, little noises irriate me to death! ha! There isn't a lot of plastic on them like on diapers.Another thing I have been doing - I cut t-shirts up and stick a depends for men in it and tie it around him. Works really well.
1648282
I would say these are a good option for your child to use until they are ready for regular cutlery. I wouldn't call them too babyish at all