MUNCHKIN - White Hot Infant Safety Spoons - 4 Count

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$9.99 CAD

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Good from the very first bite.

Feed your infant safely with these four spoons that let you know when the food is too hot.

Starting solids? It's a fun, but at times tricky milestone to figure out - you're constantly questioning whether food is too hot, too cold, or just right. Munchkin's innovative White Hot Safety Spoons can help make those first feedings easier to swallow for both of you. Simply dip the tips of the spoons in heated pureed baby foods to check if it's too warm. If the tip turns white, the food is too hot for baby to eat. Wait for it to cool, dip again, and if the tip is no longer white - voila! You can feed your little one without worrying about a thing.

Patented White Hot System: spoon tip turns white when baby's food is too hot (approximately 110 degrees F or 43.3 degrees C and above)
Tapered spoon bowl is comfortable for little mouths, and soft tips are gentle on gums
Long handles for easier high chair feeding
BPA- and phthalate-free, top rack dishwasher-safe
3+ months

Package Description: 4 Count

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Patented White Hot System: spoon tip turns white when baby's food is too hot (approximately 110 degrees F or 43.3 degrees C and above)
Tapered spoon bowl is comfortable for little mouths, and soft tips are gentle on gums
Long handles for easier high chair feeding
BPA- and phthalate-free, top rack dishwasher-safe
3+ months

To use dip spoon and stir for 10 seconds. If tip turns white allow food to cool.

Caution: Wash and inspect before use. Top rack dishwasher safe. Do not microwave, boil or steam sterilize. The white hot color-change function may cease to function over time, replace when necessary. Discoloration will not affect the performance of the white hot function. Discard and replace at first sign of weakness or damage. Always check temperature before feeding. Do not let child walk run while carrying the spoon. Discard all packaging components before giving to the child.