Bimi Boo Wooden Feeding Toy - Montessori Scooping Toy for Toddlers 1-4+ - Fine Motor Skills Pretend Play Food Set for Kids (27 Various Foods, a Spoon, Bowl)

The media could not be loaded. This is a simple and cute activity to help improve gross motor skills for self feeding with an eating utensil. Along with learning food types, colors and shapes.My toddler doesn’t enjoy using a spoon or fork so I bought this in hopes of motivate him to use a spoon and feed himself eventually. He likes to eat with his hands and plays with the utensils instead.I attached adhesive magnets to mine to help hold the items into the spoon. I would recommend a smaller magnet or a more flattering magnet but otherwise this was a nice little tweak for anyone who wants more stability! I had to cut a magnet in half for the banana. These can even just become nice little magnets for a fridge or white board / chalkboard. The designs are adorable, solid and vibrant.There is a variety of items such as pizza, donuts, mango, corn, candy, ice cream, cheese, eggs, etc.There is also a variety of ways to try to use this such as having your child feed the character only fruits, salty items, sweet items, veggies or even sort them out by colors , food item names and shapes. It can help in general for a child to become more familiar with the name of each specific item.There is a bunny and bear on the single wood panel to “feed”. There is one spoon and one bowl included.It’s also nice to be able to store everything back into its little box as well.I would recommend this! ✨🍳🧀🥕🥦

Great toy

My 4 year old likes it.

I needed an activity for a child to practice using a spoon. This comes with a cute smaller sized wooden game spoon. I was able to use it well with a full sized plastic spoon that I also keep with me.I love the self includive box.

Variety of objects, good quality, like that it's wood. I'm a speech therapist so this is great for working on vocabulary. The wooden spoon is so shallow it doesn't really work for little hands so we just feed Mr. bear by hand!

Needs a bigger spoon. Half the food pieces don't fit on the spoon. Great idea and design but needs more work!

Mi hijo con autismo no le gusta comer estamos practicando abre su boca está mejorando mucho me sirvió de ayuda

Great idea of a game however the spoon is too shallow and doesn’t hold any of the “foods”