Pierwsze sztućce ETAP 2 dla dzieci 12 msc+ Grey
Pierwsze sztućce ETAP 2 dla dzieci 12 msc+ Grey
Pierwsze sztućce ETAP 2 dla dzieci 12 msc+ Grey
Pierwsze sztućce ETAP 2 dla dzieci 12 msc+ Grey
Pierwsze sztućce ETAP 2 dla dzieci 12 msc+ Grey
Pierwsze sztućce ETAP 2 dla dzieci 12 msc+ Grey
Pierwsze sztućce ETAP 2 dla dzieci 12 msc+ Grey
Pierwsze sztućce ETAP 2 dla dzieci 12 msc+ Grey
Pierwsze sztućce ETAP 2 dla dzieci 12 msc+ Grey
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Chwyt pęsetowy
Wyjątkowy kształt uchwytów wspiera malucha w rozwoju motorycznym. Zaokrąglone końce widelca wykonano z najwyższej jakości stali nierdzewnej, dzięki czemu są bezpieczne, ale skutecznie nabierają pokarm.
Rozwój chwytu
Wgłębienia ze wszystkich 4 stron uchwytu pozwalają na wygodne podparcie wszystkich palców, podczas gdy maluchy doskonalą swoje umiejętności motoryczne i koordynację podczas jedzenia.
Materiały najwyższej jakości, wolne od BPA
Krótkie, wygodne i miłe w dotyku uchwyty z powłoką ABS zapewniają dziecku pewny chwyt sztućców. W efekcie dziecko widząc swoje małe wielkie sukcesy jedzenia, czuje się pewniej podczas samodzielnych posiłków.
Przetestowane przez międzynarodowy instytut ds. bezpieczeństwa
Używane i cieszące się zaufaniem specjalistów pediatrycznych, neurologopedów, terapeutów oraz rodziców. Opracowane w oparciu o anatomiczne potrzeby dzieci na różnym etapie rozwoju. Pozwalają budować pewność siebie podczas posiłków i wspierają rozwój motoryczny. Spełniają brytyjskie, europejskie i międzynarodowe standardy jakości i bezpieczeństwa.
Można myć w zmywarce
Solidna konstrukcja i najwyższej jakości materiały pozwalają na bezpieczne mycie sztućców w zmywarce.
Szczegółowe informacje o produkcie
Zestaw widelec i łyżka Nana's Manners Etap 2 jest przeznaczony dla małych dzieci w wieku od 12 miesięcy. Zostały specjalnie zaprojektowane przez pedagoga, aby wspierać budowanie pewności siebie dzieci podczas nauki samodzielnego jedzenia. Uchwyty są miłe w dotyku, bardzo wygodne i idealnie dopasowane, aby wspierać pierwsze próby dziecka ze sztućcami. Maluchy poznają nowe umiejętności i rozwijają koordynację ręka-oko podczas jedzenia.
Zestaw widelca i łyżki zachęca do korzystania z chwytu pęsetowego, jednocześnie wspierając rozwój ruchu przy użyciu palców wskazujących i kciuka. Zachęca to i wspiera wczesny rozwój umiejętności motorycznych. Dzięki temu dzieci zaczynają rozwijać i wzmacniać swoje mniejsze partie mięśni. Wbrew pozorom ruchy rąk wymagają precyzyjnej kontroli.
Zestaw ten jest odpowiedni dla dzieci w wieku od 12 miesięcy do około 3 lat.
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At around 12 months, Toddlers start showing signs that they are ready to use cutlery and are often keen to be feeding themselves independently. They will have been watching you eating closely and keen to copy what they see! This is a good point to introduce a spoon first for eating soft, but not too runny foods, such as thicker yoghurts. These will be more likely to stay on the spoon in the journey from the pot to their mouth! Our Stage 2 handles are designed perfectly for little hands and the unique shape supports your child’s grip as it develops over this time. Once they are enjoying using the spoon, a fork can then be introduced to allow them to stab small pieces of soft food, such as cooked vegetables, cut up to the size suitable for them to eat. It is normal for children to get to grips with a fork slightly later, often 2-3yrs old. It will take them some time to realise the job the fork does versus the spoon, but they’ll have great fun discovering this on their journey!
Nana’s Manners Toddler Cutlery is designed for babies to use from 12 months old. The fork and spoon set is perfectly sized for little mouths. The handles have been shaped to fit perfectly into little hands encouraging their grip development using the Pincer and Palmer Grips.
Toddlers start showing signs that they are ready to use cutlery and are often keen to be feeding themselves independently. They will have been watching you eating closely and keen to copy what they see! There are a number of things that determine if your toddler needs special cutlery. Such as hand to eye coordination, children’s motor skills and grip development, how well they can grip, prod, carve, use their shoulder movement, coordinate left and right hands and so on. All Nana’s Manners Products support children’s development and our childrens cutlery ranges are designed to support your child’s journey through the weaning phase “toddler hood” into the primary school years. Our range is divided into three stages making it easy for you to understand what product is suitable for your child Read more
Nana’s Manners designs childrens cutlery to support childrens through their early years grip development. From their first use of weaning spoons to toddler cutlery as they build confidence using their hands Nana’s Manners Childrens Cutlery knife and forks set when they are able to coordinate carving movements from the shoulder as well as using their left and right hands together. Nana’s Manners weaning spoons, toddler cutlery and childrens are multi-award winning. Our patented childrens cutlery sets are used by the NHS, recommended by NHS and Pediatric professionals across the country. They are also used by schools and nurseries across the United Kingdom. At Nana’s Manners we think parents can be the judge of what’s best but we like to let the real experts do the talking - That includes the children who use them!
At around 12 months, Toddlers start showing signs that they are ready to use cutlery and are often keen to be feeding themselves independently. They will have been watching you eating closely and keen to copy what they see! This is a good point to introduce a spoon first for eating soft, but not too runny foods, such as thicker yoghurts. These will be more likely to stay on the spoon in the journey from the pot to their mouth! Our Stage 2 handles are designed perfectly for little hands and the unique shape supports your child’s grip as it develops over this time. Once they are enjoying using the spoon, a fork can then be introduced to allow them to stab small pieces of soft food, such as cooked vegetables, cut up to the size suitable for them to eat. It is normal for children to get to grips with a fork slightly later, often 2-3yrs old. It will take them some time to realise the job the fork does versus the spoon, but they’ll have great fun discovering this on their journey!
Nana’s Manners Toddler Cutlery is designed for babies to use from 12 months old. The fork and spoon set is perfectly sized for little mouths. The handles have been shaped to fit perfectly into little hands encouraging their grip development using the Pincer and Palmer Grips.
Toddlers start showing signs that they are ready to use cutlery and are often keen to be feeding themselves independently. They will have been watching you eating closely and keen to copy what they see! There are a number of things that determine if your toddler needs special cutlery. Such as hand to eye coordination, children’s motor skills and grip development, how well they can grip, prod, carve, use their shoulder movement, coordinate left and right hands and so on. All Nana’s Manners Products support children’s development and our childrens cutlery ranges are designed to support your child’s journey through the weaning phase “toddler hood” into the primary school years. Our range is divided into three stages making it easy for you to understand what product is suitable for your child Read more
Nana’s Manners designs childrens cutlery to support childrens through their early years grip development. From their first use of weaning spoons to toddler cutlery as they build confidence using their hands Nana’s Manners Childrens Cutlery knife and forks set when they are able to coordinate carving movements from the shoulder as well as using their left and right hands together. Nana’s Manners weaning spoons, toddler cutlery and childrens are multi-award winning. Our patented childrens cutlery sets are used by the NHS, recommended by NHS and Pediatric professionals across the country. They are also used by schools and nurseries across the United Kingdom. At Nana’s Manners we think parents can be the judge of what’s best but we like to let the real experts do the talking - That includes the children who use them!
At around 12 months, Toddlers start showing signs that they are ready to use cutlery and are often keen to be feeding themselves independently. They will have been watching you eating closely and keen to copy what they see! This is a good point to introduce a spoon first for eating soft, but not too runny foods, such as thicker yoghurts. These will be more likely to stay on the spoon in the journey from the pot to their mouth! Our Stage 2 handles are designed perfectly for little hands and the unique shape supports your child’s grip as it develops over this time. Once they are enjoying using the spoon, a fork can then be introduced to allow them to stab small pieces of soft food, such as cooked vegetables, cut up to the size suitable for them to eat. It is normal for children to get to grips with a fork slightly later, often 2-3yrs old. It will take them some time to realise the job the fork does versus the spoon, but they’ll have great fun discovering this on their journey!
Nana’s Manners Toddler Cutlery is designed for babies to use from 12 months old. The fork and spoon set is perfectly sized for little mouths. The handles have been shaped to fit perfectly into little hands encouraging their grip development using the Pincer and Palmer Grips.
Toddlers start showing signs that they are ready to use cutlery and are often keen to be feeding themselves independently. They will have been watching you eating closely and keen to copy what they see! There are a number of things that determine if your toddler needs special cutlery. Such as hand to eye coordination, children’s motor skills and grip development, how well they can grip, prod, carve, use their shoulder movement, coordinate left and right hands and so on. All Nana’s Manners Products support children’s development and our childrens cutlery ranges are designed to support your child’s journey through the weaning phase “toddler hood” into the primary school years. Our range is divided into three stages making it easy for you to understand what product is suitable for your child Read more
Nana’s Manners designs childrens cutlery to support childrens through their early years grip development. From their first use of weaning spoons to toddler cutlery as they build confidence using their hands Nana’s Manners Childrens Cutlery knife and forks set when they are able to coordinate carving movements from the shoulder as well as using their left and right hands together. Nana’s Manners weaning spoons, toddler cutlery and childrens are multi-award winning. Our patented childrens cutlery sets are used by the NHS, recommended by NHS and Pediatric professionals across the country. They are also used by schools and nurseries across the United Kingdom. At Nana’s Manners we think parents can be the judge of what’s best but we like to let the real experts do the talking - That includes the children who use them!
At around 12 months, Toddlers start showing signs that they are ready to use cutlery and are often keen to be feeding themselves independently. They will have been watching you eating closely and keen to copy what they see! This is a good point to introduce a spoon first for eating soft, but not too runny foods, such as thicker yoghurts. These will be more likely to stay on the spoon in the journey from the pot to their mouth! Our Stage 2 handles are designed perfectly for little hands and the unique shape supports your child’s grip as it develops over this time. Once they are enjoying using the spoon, a fork can then be introduced to allow them to stab small pieces of soft food, such as cooked vegetables, cut up to the size suitable for them to eat. It is normal for children to get to grips with a fork slightly later, often 2-3yrs old. It will take them some time to realise the job the fork does versus the spoon, but they’ll have great fun discovering this on their journey!
Nana’s Manners Toddler Cutlery is designed for babies to use from 12 months old. The fork and spoon set is perfectly sized for little mouths. The handles have been shaped to fit perfectly into little hands encouraging their grip development using the Pincer and Palmer Grips.
Toddlers start showing signs that they are ready to use cutlery and are often keen to be feeding themselves independently. They will have been watching you eating closely and keen to copy what they see! There are a number of things that determine if your toddler needs special cutlery. Such as hand to eye coordination, children’s motor skills and grip development, how well they can grip, prod, carve, use their shoulder movement, coordinate left and right hands and so on. All Nana’s Manners Products support children’s development and our childrens cutlery ranges are designed to support your child’s journey through the weaning phase “toddler hood” into the primary school years. Our range is divided into three stages making it easy for you to understand what product is suitable for your child Read more
Nana’s Manners designs childrens cutlery to support childrens through their early years grip development. From their first use of weaning spoons to toddler cutlery as they build confidence using their hands Nana’s Manners Childrens Cutlery knife and forks set when they are able to coordinate carving movements from the shoulder as well as using their left and right hands together. Nana’s Manners weaning spoons, toddler cutlery and childrens are multi-award winning. Our patented childrens cutlery sets are used by the NHS, recommended by NHS and Pediatric professionals across the country. They are also used by schools and nurseries across the United Kingdom. At Nana’s Manners we think parents can be the judge of what’s best but we like to let the real experts do the talking - That includes the children who use them!
