Feeding spoon Kidsme 9857AQ with temperature indicator, 2 pcs, Aquamarine, for 6+ months

The Kidsme feeding spoon set (2 pcs) in aquamarine is designed for babies from 6 months and supports the transition to solid foods. Each spoon has a soft scoop edge to protect delicate gums and an ergonomic handle shaped for caregivers and older infants learning to self-feed. Integrated temperature indicators provide a visual warning by changing color when the food is too hot, helping to reduce the risk of accidental burns during mealtime. The spoons are suitable for everyday use and are stated by the manufacturer to be dishwasher-safe.

Advantages

These spoons combine safety and practicality in a compact two-piece set. The temperature indicator gives immediate feedback about food heat without the need for separate thermometers. Soft, rounded scoop edges are gentle on a baby’s mouth while the ergonomic handles improve grip and control for adults and toddlers. The aquamarine color offers a neutral, modern look and the small set size is convenient for travel or daycare use.

Suitable for

• Introducing solids and weaning meals for infants aged 6 months and older
• Assisted feeding by caregivers
• Early self-feeding practice for toddlers
• Use at home, daycare, or when traveling

Key specifications

• Quantity: 2 spoons per set
• Recommended age: from 6 months
• Material features: soft scoop edges for gentle contact with gums
• Handle design: ergonomic for improved grip and control
• Safety feature: built-in temperature indicator that changes color at high temperatures
• Color: aquamarine
• Care: dishwasher-safe according to manufacturer instructions

How to use

Before first use and regularly thereafter, clean the spoons according to the manufacturer’s care instructions. Check the temperature indicator before feeding: if the indicator shows the color that corresponds to a high temperature, wait until the food cools to a safe level. Use the soft scoop edges to feed small portions suitable for the baby’s stage, supporting the handle for assisted feeding or allowing supervised self-feeding for developing motor skills.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the temperature indicator each time before feeding and test food temperature with the indicator and, if needed, a separate thermometer. Do not use the spoons for very hot liquids and avoid exposure to direct flame or high heat sources. Replace the spoons if damaged or if the temperature indicator no longer responds as expected.