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| StayPut Cutlery - NOW IN PINK OR BLUE | |
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The very popular Stayput Cutlery has now been updated to include a stayput bowl for the same price as the original cutlery. Plus we have added the 2 new colours Pink & Blue to our range. This bowl and cutlery combination is the perfect teaching aid when your infant is learning to feed him or herself. With suction cups on the bowl and the cutlery (which will attach to any non-porous surface) there will be no more accidental spillages or cutlery dropped on the floor, as the cutlery is attached by flexible coils. With soft, contoured handles this cutlery is perfect for little hands. |
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Pink, Blue Follow these simple instructions: 1. Moisten suction pad and adhere it to a clean, non-porous surface, such as a highchair tray. 2. Initially feed the child with the spoon. the child will soon discover that the utensil is attached at one end and becomes interested in this phenomena. Place the spoon in the child's hand. As the mouth is the first sensor of touch the child will feel the spoon with his/her lips. |
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The initial reaction of the child will be to pull on the spoon, (this is important) the flexible cord will extend, then gradually and gently guide the child's hand back towards the tray. This is because the flexible coil has a memory. To see this in action, pull the spoon and watch it slowly recoil. This recoiling action helps the child to discover the reflexes required when feeding. 3. Put a little soft food on the tip of the spoon and place the spoon in the child's hand. Within a few moments the child will try to guide the spoon to his/her mouth. This motor movement becomes part of the feeding technique and once learned will stay with them for the rest of their life. Watch them smile as they realise they have mastered their new eating skills. |
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Price £8.95 |
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| MultiBuy 2 off Price £15.99 | |
