I GOT THIS Self-feeding Spoon – Assorted Colors
| Quantity | Price |
|---|---|
| 1+ | $2.64 |
| 50+ | $2.38 |
| 500+ | $2.31 |
| 1000+ | $2.24 |
| 2499+ | $2.16 |
For volume pricing above 5,000,
or to customize with your
program information,
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Fresh Baby’s I GOT THIS Self-feeding Spoon incorporates confidence building messages combined with an intelligent ergonomic design, making this item a winner for self-feeding.
- Large bowl area is great for self-feeders
- Soft and easy-to-grip
- Flexible
- Fun vibrant colors – red, green, violet*
- Silicone material resists the growth of fungus, mold or bacteria
* Cases packed with equal quantities of each color.
| Item: | 22017 |
| Case Pack: | 60 |
| Languages Available: | English |
| Size: | 5” X .75” X .75” |
| Material: | 100% Premium Food-grade silicone |
| Use/Care: | Dishwasher-safe, Microwave-safe, Freezer-safe |
| Safety: | FDA food-safe, BP-A, Phthalate, & Lead-free |
| Custom Design Available: | Please contact us for pricing |
Benefits & Messages
- Promotes self-feeding, a critical milestone in early childhood development that supports independence and fine motor skill growth.
- Encourages healthy eating habits by engaging young children in the mealtime experience with a positive, empowering message.
- Reinforces responsive feeding practices recommended by public health and pediatric nutrition experts.
- Helps reduce mealtime struggles by making eating fun and confidence-building for young children.
- Supports caregivers in establishing consistent feeding routines that foster autonomy and healthy eating behaviors.
- Delivers a developmentally appropriate tool that aligns with nutrition education on introducing solids and transitioning to family foods.
- Functions as both a utensil and an educational message—serving as a daily reminder to support a child’s feeding journey.
Educational Use
- WIC Clinics and Breastfeeding Peer Counseling Programs
- Early Head Start and Head Start Programs
- Home Visiting Programs (e.g., PAT, NFP, HFA)
- Parenting Classes and Family Resource Centers
- Pediatric and Family Health Clinics
- Childcare Centers and CACFP
- Tribal Health and Maternal-Child Health
- Community Health Fairs and Early Childhood Events
- Special Supplemental Programs (e.g., First 5, Healthy Start)
Fresh Baby’s I GOT THIS Self-feeding Spoon incorporates confidence building messages combined with an intelligent ergonomic design, making this item a winner for self-feeding.
- Large bowl area is great for self-feeders
- Soft and easy-to-grip
- Flexible
- Fun vibrant colors – red, green, violet*
- Silicone material resists the growth of fungus, mold or bacteria
* Cases packed with equal quantities of each color.
| Item: | 22017 |
| Case Pack: | 60 |
| Languages Available: | English |
| Size: | 5” X .75” X .75” |
| Material: | 100% Premium Food-grade silicone |
| Use/Care: | Dishwasher-safe, Microwave-safe, Freezer-safe |
| Safety: | FDA food-safe, BP-A, Phthalate, & Lead-free |
| Custom Design Available: | Please contact us for pricing |
Benefits & Messages
- Promotes self-feeding, a critical milestone in early childhood development that supports independence and fine motor skill growth.
- Encourages healthy eating habits by engaging young children in the mealtime experience with a positive, empowering message.
- Reinforces responsive feeding practices recommended by public health and pediatric nutrition experts.
- Helps reduce mealtime struggles by making eating fun and confidence-building for young children.
- Supports caregivers in establishing consistent feeding routines that foster autonomy and healthy eating behaviors.
- Delivers a developmentally appropriate tool that aligns with nutrition education on introducing solids and transitioning to family foods.
- Functions as both a utensil and an educational message—serving as a daily reminder to support a child’s feeding journey.
Educational Use
- WIC Clinics and Breastfeeding Peer Counseling Programs
- Early Head Start and Head Start Programs
- Home Visiting Programs (e.g., PAT, NFP, HFA)
- Parenting Classes and Family Resource Centers
- Pediatric and Family Health Clinics
- Childcare Centers and CACFP
- Tribal Health and Maternal-Child Health
- Community Health Fairs and Early Childhood Events
- Special Supplemental Programs (e.g., First 5, Healthy Start)
