SMASKA3-piece flatware set

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Good practicing tools for children learning to eat on their own. The cutlery is grip-friendly, colorful and just the right size for small hands. They’re also dishwasher-safe – making everyday life easier.

Article Number701.375.75

Product details

BPA free.

Designer

Monika Mulder

Article Number701.375.75

  • Stainless steel, Polypropylene

    Dishwasher-safe up to 158ºF (70°C).

  • Recommended for children 18 months and older.

  • We want to have a positive impact on the planet. That is why by 2030, we want all materials in our products to be recycled or renewable, and sourced in responsible ways.

    BPA (Bisphenol A) free

    IKEA has banned BPA (Bisphenol A) in plastic products in the children’s range (0-7 years) and in all food-contact products. IKEA phased out BPA in 2006.

    IKEA has strict requirements for the use of phthalates in all our products, and we have totally banned them in children’s and food-contact products.

Measurements

  • SMASKA
    3-piece flatware setArticle Number701.375.75

    Width: 4 ¼ "

    Height: ½ "

    Length: 7 ¾ "

    Weight: 3 oz

    Package(s): 1

Reviews

4.9(16)
Our kids love themSaraAnd they're easy to hold5
Good qualityIRAMGood quality5
The utensils are strong andMADELINEThe utensils are strong and perfect for my son’s little hands to handle5
Very goodCynthiaVery good5
Loved themCandle1Loved these for my grandkids. They like being able to use a knife that is safe.5
PerfectSassySusanI bought this cutlery set for our granddaughter & it is perfect for her little 4yr old hands! The knife isn’t sharp, so no worries with that.5
Love!HarrisonsMom14I bought one set of these before my son was old enough to use them. I discovered that he loved them more than the more expensive brand from the big box store. I bought another set the next time I came to Ikea! They have held up well to daily use.5
Snaska 3-piece flatware setShenonaI like si much this item.5
These are so cute!DeeellezI brought these about a month ago and like them a lot. They are good quality/durable, colorful, and just the perfect size for my 2 year old to learn to use regular silverware. HOWEVER, the fork has sharp points. My son poked himself a couple of times enough to hurt himself and cry, so I don't let him use the fork anymore. There should be blunt or smoothed points instead of spikes.3
Adrianam21very good quality my son liked a lot5
Just rightMarla LynnLove this set! Perfect for the young eaters in your house. Solid colors that don't rub off after use like the character/design sets, at a more reasonable price.5
Easy to useRobbieOBrought this for my 17 month grandbaby, good quality. Good for toddlers5
Monica nagymamiI’ve been buying several of them for the last 8 years for our 8 grandkids. It’s excellent for training little hands. All 3 are needed but wish if the package contained at least 2 forks as they seem to get lost and I don’t want to keep buying full sets because the fork got lost.5
These get the job doneanniefastestThe fork tines are sharp enough to stab food and the knife actually cuts. The spoon holds liquid. Seems intuitive but a lot of kids cutlery doesn't meet these basic requirements. We bought two sets and came back for more. Also they clean great and hold up in the dishwasher.5
Great for toddlersKSophThese are great for little hands and the handles are great for them to keep a good grip on the forks and spoons. Please do not discontinue! I think I've bought 3 sets so far. I really don't let my little ones use the knives. They should make a set like this with just the forks and spoons.5
Perfect for learning to feed selfcairo6025I bought 12 sets of these for my toddler classroom of 1 to 2-year-olds. These were great for their size and learning to feed themselves. Functional dinnerware, which is key when learning how to use a fork! Spoons are a good size, not too big for their mouths and don't scoop too much at a time, usually... highly recommend for home or school setting! Dishwasher safe was also fantastic!5
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BPA – no thanks!

We care as much about your child as you do. That’s why there’s no added BPA (Bisphenol A) or other harmful substances in our children’s tableware. In fact, everything from bibs and plates to flatware and cups fulfill the highest market standards so that you can just sit down and enjoy your meals together – and each other’s company.

SMASKA 3-piece flatware set
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Phasing out single-use plastics

Single-use plastic items pollute ecosystems if not disposed of responsibly. As part of our commitment to people and the planet, all single-use plastic products from the global home furnishing range were phased out in 2020. This includes items such as plates, cups, and plastic straws offered in our restaurants, bistros, and cafes. These were replaced by disposables made from 100% renewable sources.

PET and PP our most commonly used plastics

Polythylene terephthalate (PET) and Polypropylene (PP) are durable, hygienic and shatter-resistant plastics. They absorb very little water and have good chemical resistance. Both PET and PP can be reused and recycled, which reduces waste and gives the product several lives through use and reuse. PET is the most recycled plastic in the world and can be used for many different purposes such as plastic bottles and containers for packaging food and beverages as well as for personal care products, pharmaceuticals and many other consumer products. At IKEA we mainly use recycled PET in boxes, filling material for textiles and kitchen front foil. PET is approved by health-agencies as safe to use for food and beverage. IKEA uses recycled PET that is post-consumer based, which means it is based on collected and sorted PET bottles.

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Quality

Time to start cutting food on your own?

For slightly older children, cutlery is made of metal. Now it's time to cut and divide food - and a serrated blade makes this easier. All the metal edges on the cutlery are gently rounded to prevent children from hurting themselves.

Function solution

Time to start eating on their own? We have the training tools.

Children need training when learning to eat on their own – with you. We have the tools you need to succeed. Grip-friendly baby spoons and baby mugs with spouts and 2 large handles for your child, as well as feeding spoons with long handles for you. If you want to avoid messy spills, complete with bowls and plates. They have high sides that keep most of the food on the plate. And everything is made of harmless plastic that withstands sharp teeth. Good luck – and don’t forget a bib!