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Munchkin Gentle Dip™ Multistage Spoons – 3-Pack (Purple & Coral)

The Perfect First Spoons for Baby-Led Weaning

Help your little one start their self-feeding journey with the Munchkin Gentle Dip™ Multistage Spoon Set. Designed for baby-led weaning, these spoons teach babies how to explore new textures and flavors safely and confidently—no matter how they hold the utensil.

This 3-piece set includes one Stage 1 spoon (purple) for thin purees and two Stage 2 spoons (coral) for soft, semi-solid foods. The flat head and unique ergonomic design mean there’s no wrong way to hold these spoons, allowing your baby to practice self-feeding skills from the earliest stages.

Made from BPA-free, food-grade silicone, the Gentle Dip™ Spoons are soft on delicate gums and perfect for babies just starting to transition to solid foods.

Key Features:

• Stage 1 Spoon (Purple): Bumps help baby grip thin purees and encourage oral awareness

• Stage 2 Spoons (Coral): Open channeled heads help scoop up soft, semi-solid foods

• Ergonomic Design: Flat head and easy-to-hold shape for effortless dipping and learning

• Supports Baby-Led Weaning: Encourages independent eating from an early age

• Gentle on Gums: Made with soft, food-grade silicone

• BPA-Free & Safe: Completely baby-safe and dishwasher friendly

• Promotes Fine Motor Skills: Helps develop grip, coordination, and feeding confidence

Product Details:

• Includes: 1 Stage 1 Spoon (Purple), 2 Stage 2 Spoons (Coral)

• Age Range: 6 months and up

• Material: Food-grade silicone

• Care Instructions: Dishwasher safe (top rack recommended)

• Best For: Purees, mashed fruits, yogurt, cereals, and beginner solids

Why Parents Love It:

• No Right or Wrong Way to Hold – Perfect for little hands learning to self-feed

• Grows with Your Child – Moves from early dipping to semi-solid scooping

• Baby-Safe Materials – BPA-free, gentle on gums, and easy to clean

Perfect For:

• Baby-led weaning

• Purees and first foods

• Self-feeding practice

• Transition from bottle to table