Tinytongs. Help for your self feeder and 20% off!
Self feeding and learning to use utensils has probably been the toughest battle for us. It seems that once children learn they can use their hands to eat, they find that it is easier than learning how to use utensils. When I saw Tinytongs my first thought was "Genius!".
Tinytongs uses the ideas of chopsticks or grill tongs in order to help your child learn to feed themselves. It works great because it is just the right size for small hands and has grippers built in in order to help pick up and keep food secure. The tension on the Tinytongs is just right for picking up a good bite size (not to big and not to small). The outside has a nice, jelly-like feel to it that makes it easier for kids to hang on to. Tinytongs are also non-toxic and dishwasher safe.

What has been great for us is that the Tinytongs provide a fun factor that makes Graham actually want to use them. He will try several times before giving up. With a regular fork or spoon he will try once and become frustrated. Graham actually asks for his "tongs" when we sit down for dinner. I think they are definitely helping him learn the fine motor skills that are necessary for mastering the fork and spoon.

You can purchase a single Tinytong for $7.99 or a 4-pack for $24.99 on their website. Tinytongs would make a great baby shower gift idea for those of you who look for the unique.
This product was provided free of charge by Tinytongs. These are my honest opinions on the product. I do not post reviews on products I can not stand behind. Please see my Terms of Use for more info.

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Tinytongs uses the ideas of chopsticks or grill tongs in order to help your child learn to feed themselves. It works great because it is just the right size for small hands and has grippers built in in order to help pick up and keep food secure. The tension on the Tinytongs is just right for picking up a good bite size (not to big and not to small). The outside has a nice, jelly-like feel to it that makes it easier for kids to hang on to. Tinytongs are also non-toxic and dishwasher safe.

What has been great for us is that the Tinytongs provide a fun factor that makes Graham actually want to use them. He will try several times before giving up. With a regular fork or spoon he will try once and become frustrated. Graham actually asks for his "tongs" when we sit down for dinner. I think they are definitely helping him learn the fine motor skills that are necessary for mastering the fork and spoon.

You can purchase a single Tinytong for $7.99 or a 4-pack for $24.99 on their website. Tinytongs would make a great baby shower gift idea for those of you who look for the unique.
Use code: ggg2010 to receive 20% off any order!
This product was provided free of charge by Tinytongs. These are my honest opinions on the product. I do not post reviews on products I can not stand behind. Please see my Terms of Use for more info.

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February 16, 2010 7:15 AM
What a different concept. I love the idea of them still using the fine motor skills to reach and retrieve the food. This looks like a great stepping stone for those having trouble with regular utensils :)
February 16, 2010 1:26 PM
These look like fun! Graham seems like he's using them well.
February 16, 2010 1:36 PM
What a great idea to help kids get started!
February 17, 2010 12:04 AM
What a wonderful idea, the Asian community has been teaching their children to use chopsticks for centuries and they seem to have no trouble with it, so this looks like it would be terrific for the little ones.
Thanks for the info.