Somewhere around one, they want to do it themselves. Messily. These are the utensils for the self-feeding stretch. Side-profile shark — not a face-on jaws shot. A learning utensil set in Sarah Shark — slate-blue silicone grips molded as a shark. A spoon and fork with polished stainless steel heads, set in chunky silicone grips shaped like a shark, in slate blue — sized for a toddler learning to self-feed. The line behind it took Best Silicone Baby Tableware in Mothers Always Right’s 2026 picks. Material and care. Food-grade, platinum-cured silicone. LFGB food-grade certified — the German food-contact standard, stricter than FDA requirements. BPA, PVC, phthalate, and lead free. Dishwasher safe, top rack. Common questions What's in the set? A spoon and fork with stainless steel heads in chunky silicone grips shaped like a shark, in slate blue — sized for a self-feeding toddler. What age? Roughly 6–18 months — the learning-to-self-feed window. Dishwasher safe? Yes, top rack. When do we move to the kids' set? Around 18 months, when they want stainless utensils like yours. Why chunky grips. A toddler learning to self-feed can’t steer a long, thin handle. These grips are short and chunky on purpose — easy to hold with a whole fist, hard to drop, with rounded stainless heads sized for small mouths. Other products in this character. Sarah Shark is also available as a snack plate. For the same theme in a design, see the Smiley Sharks silicone bib. Browse all utensils
