New First Cutlery Set
The "New First Cutlery Set" is a cutlery set for babies starting solid food and for toddlers, encouraging them to eat well on their own.
This set focuses on the perspectives of babies eating solid food and moms and dads who are feeding them, as well as children who discover the joy of eating on their own as they grow. It includes the Nonoji Baby Food Spoon, which fits snugly on a baby's lips to prevent spills, the Nonoji Soft Spoon, which encourages self-feeding, and the Nonoji Cut Fork.
The shape of the handle allows babies to grasp the utensils and use their fingertips as they grow, making it easy for them to transition from spoons and forks to chopsticks.
Easy to feed and easy to eat from. This cutlery set is made in Japan based on universal design, with soft, wide grips that fit comfortably in the hand.
A Japanese-made baby spoon that dramatically reduces spills
The Nonoji Baby Food Spoon has a spoon that is just right for scooping up a baby's mouthful, and the bottom is shallow so that the baby can eat everything.
The edge around the spoon makes it less likely to spill, and the edge touches the lower lip before the food, giving a sense of security.
The gently curved handle is ergonomically designed for optimal feeding comfort, allowing parents to hold the handle with their fingertips and smoothly assist the entire process of scooping and feeding, preventing food from spilling.
A spoon optimized for toddlers who have begun to feed themselves
The Nonoji Soft Spoon has a long handle designed to help young children (up to about 5 years old) who are beginning to develop an awareness of eating on their own get used to holding a spoon.
It accommodates various fist grips made by young children, and eventually helps them to use their fingers to hold things in a three-point manner.
Like the Nonoji Baby Food Spoon, the thin edge of the spoon prevents food from spilling, and the shallow bottom of the cup means there is no need to jerk it up, so no food gets left behind.
A fork that helps your baby eat better after they finish solid food
The Nonoji Cut Fork is designed to be easy to use for children who have graduated from baby food and are starting to eat solid foods.
The shape of the bowl allows solid food to grip the bowl well, so food is less likely to slip out, allowing you to focus on the pleasure of eating without stress.
The shape of the fork also makes it easy to cut soft foods. This fork can be used not only for stabbing but also for scooping and cutting.
The secret to its ease of use lies in the craftsmanship of Tsubame, Niigata!
The Nonoji New First Cutlery Set is made by Arasawa Seisakusho, a long-established company founded in 1923 in Tsubame City, Niigata Prefecture, Japan's largest cutlery production area.
The secret to its ease of use is the triple polishing process by Tsubame artisans. The final polishing process is done by hand by skilled craftsmen, and takes the same amount of time and money as high-end tableware.
Furthermore, the mirror finish, which is also used for high-end cutlery, is resistant to oil, salt, and acid, and leaves no residue behind, making it hygienic.
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Professor of Clinical Nutrition, Asakusa, Japan Women's University (now retired)
When using it with a baby who is still eating solid food, it is clear that it is designed to be very easy to eat with, as it was designed with the theme of "eating" in mind. Compared to currently popular spoons, the spoon has a shallower base, which means food does not remain on the spoon and is easy for the baby to put into their mouth. When a baby is weaned from breastfeeding and starts solid food, it is natural that they will react sensitively to the unfamiliar feel of any spoon and will inevitably dislike it. However, this spoon feels very smooth when put into the mouth, making it extremely convenient for babies eating solid food for the first time. When parents use this spoon to feed their baby, the food moves horizontally, which is a convenient feature. -
M Nursery School (Yokohama City)
Nursery teacher SIt can be used by babies from the weaning stage. This spoon allows you to serve the right amount of food, so there's no spilling and you can eat properly. I feel that being able to scoop up the right amount of food like this is very effective in teaching children to chew (masticate). If they put too much in their mouths, they'll end up swallowing without chewing, so this is ideal for preventing this. It's also convenient when feeding children, as it's easy to put in and take out of their mouths. The smooth edge of the spoon makes it easy for even first-time children to accept. When feeding themselves, the large handle seems easy to hold, but it's a heartwarming sight to see them initially struggling to balance the amount they want to eat with the amount they put on the spoon.
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| Product name | New First Cutlery Set |
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| color | Mirror finish |
| Model number | CUT-L02/L10/15 |
| JAN | 4988760008770 |
| Material | 18-8 stainless steel |
| Body size | A: Approx. 13.8x2.5cm, B: Approx. 15x2.5cm, C: Approx. 15x2.6cm |
| weight | A: Approx. 22g, B: Approx. 25g, C: Approx. 25g |
| Country of origin | Japan |
| others | Can be used in home and commercial dishwashers. Can be sterilized by boiling. |
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