Pacifier Clip Toddler Utensils Holder Straps 2PK Self Feeding Baby Utensils Highchair Accessories-Gelinor Feeding Aid for Keep Spoon Close at Hand and Off The Ground(Pink and Beige)-No Spoon

This baby spoon holder has a very strong grip to it to really hold the spoon in place and fall off. When done, it's very easy to clean with soap and water I also Love the adjustable length.

So these fit some of my toddlers utensils, but not all. I figured it wouldn’t fit the metal handled ones that I have, and that was correct, but it does fit some of my plastic ones. Some are pretty hard to get these on, but it just takes a minute to work them on, and some just don’t fit. I imagine that some kids can get them off, but my daughter hasn’t really tried too hard yet, so for now they work for me when I need them. I don’t use them for every meal though.

Big time life saver. The game of throwing a mom pick up is over.

I was u see the impression these has come with a spoon. They’re good durable quality otherwise.

This silicone strap can hold up a pacifier, a spoon or a toy for a baby. This makes a big difference when your toddler keeps throwing things and you have to pick them up off the floor multiple times.

I have a newer version of my highchair that I wanted to use it for and there is no place to hook the line too. I would have liked to have a 6-12 inches more to reach a part of the chair that I could hook to.This strap would be great for table seats that hook to the table or the older-style highchairs.

This worked wonderfully with my thicker-handled silverware. I had to work a little bit to get the spoon into the holder, but I feel like the harder I have to work, the better grip it has on the spoon. I don't think this would be a good fit for anything smaller/thinner than what I have picture here, though. I had the spoon securely in the holder and pulled on it to see how easily it would slide out. It held on pretty well, but it does has a rubber band sling shot effect if your infant is able to muster up enough strength to get it loose. The silicone itself is soft. I think this is a great idea to keeping silverware from hitting the ground, but you do need thicker utensils.

It works as advertised. Spoons no longer getting launched across the dining room.