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The Eat-Rite Children's KDS Full Utensil Set are adapted eating utensils, designed for children ages 1-6 years, which offer a single hexagon shaped finger hole fork, spoon and spork for increased control and added grip.
Automatically places child's finger in the correct position to hold their utensils. You will see your child's confidence increase, as they gain independence while learning to feed themselves.
The Eat-Rite Children's KDS spoon is deeper than a standard spoon to hold more food. While the included wristband reduces chances the utensil falls to the floor.
The utensil has rounded edges and is made with high quality 303 stainless steel and pearl white color, it blends nicely with other tableware.
The Eat-Rite KDS Children's Utensil Set is Dishwasher Safe and has a Limited Lifetime Manufacturers Warranty

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The Eat-Rite Children's KDS Full Adapted Utensils Set helps children, ages 1 - 6 years old, feed themselves for the first time with fewer accidents, while getting more food in their mouth, and less food on the floor, themselves, and their clothing! Parents and caregivers can count on the wristband to reduce utensils ending up on the floor.

In addition, children who learn to eat using Eat-Rite modified fork, spoon and spork adapt easily to properly holding a normal utensil later in life. Eat-Rite Children's KDS Adapted Utensils Series is also ideal for children with special needs, like autism, down syndrome or those who have limited range of motion in their hands causing them have trouble maintaining hold of their utensils during meal time. Our Eat-Rite utensil have been designed with occupational therapists for optimal eating success.

The Eat-Rite Children's KDS Full Adapted Utensils Set include a wristband to insure that the utensil stays on the wrist and is not dropped to the floor. All Eat-Rite Utensils are made with higher quality 303 stainless steel, which has all rounded edges, and is dishwasher safe handles.

Each Eat-Rite Children's KDS Full Set includes the Eat-Rite patented fork, the Eat-Rite patented spoon, the Eat-Rite patented spork, a child sized wristband and a maroon cotton carrying pouch.