In what can feel like the blink of an eye, your milk-loving newborn will be ready to eat solids — it’s a huge milestone and a particularly exciting one! They may be teeny-tiny, but it's never too early to introduce a spoon to your baby. Although there is no right or wrong time to introduce a spoon, we suggest offering one at around 6 months. Even if you are only giving finger-food, there are numerous benefits to letting your baby self-feed with a spoon. Because when you think about it, we adults use spoons at meals, right? There are many things we need a spoon to eat – soups, porridge, ice cream, yoghurts, etc. It makes sense that the weaning process involves offering toddlers spoons and other utensils alongside finger foods. Even BLW babies will need to learn how to eat ice cream at birthday parties and soup or porridge at daycare

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