ezpz Tiny Spoon (2 Pack in Sage) – 6 Months+ Silicone Spoon for Baby-Led Weaning & Purees

Meet the ezpz Tiny Spoon

The ezpz Tiny Spoon in Sage arrives as a practical 2-pack designed for babies 6 months and up. Created with input from a pediatric feeding specialist, these 100% silicone spoons aim to support independent feeding and gentle exploration at mealtimes. The calm Sage hue adds a modern touch to your mealtime setup, making it a discreet addition to your baby gear and a thoughtful shower gift option.

Key design features

• The spoon’s slight arc supports easy dipping and scooping, while the narrow bowl sits comfortably in tiny mouths for controlled bites.
• Textured sensory bumps on the spoon bowl help little eaters become aware of the scoop, which can reduce gagging as they explore soft foods.
• Durable, soft silicone is gentle on developing gums and teeth, with a surface that remains comfortable during repeated use.

Versatility for puree and baby-led weaning

• Compatible with smooth purees and soft finger foods, making it a flexible tool for different feeding methods.
• Designed to support independent self-feeding and exploratory play at mealtime, helping caregivers balance guidance with little ones’ autonomy.

Materials, safety, and care

• Fabricated from food-grade silicone that is BPA, BPS, PVC, latex, and phthalate free for family-friendly use.
• The soft surface reduces potential gum irritation while offering a reliable grip for scooping.
• Dishwasher safe for quick, convenient cleaning after meals or drop-ins during busy days.

How to start

Introduce around 6 months or when your baby shows readiness for self-feeding, with supervision. With two spoons in the pack, you can pair meals at home and on the go, keeping mealtime routine simple and enjoyable for both of you.

Real-life moments

Imagine a relaxed morning mealtime where the Sage-colored spoons rest on a silicone mat, ready for gentle dips into a soft puree. Flip to a BLW-style snack and watch tiny hands explore textures with a curious, independent approach. It’s not about perfection—it's about practice, comfort, and incremental discovery during one of your day’s most shared rituals.