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IKEA Fabler Kids Flatware Set

Set of drawings comparing the size of the IKEA Fabler Kids Flatware Set and other similar kids kitchenwareSet of drawings comparing the size of the IKEA Fabler Kids Flatware Set and other similar kids kitchenware

Want to get rid of plastic cutlery sets or teach your kids how to handle grownup knives and forks, then consider the IKEA Fabler Kids Flatware Set. It is a set of sturdily made knives, forks, and spoons perfect for little hands. It was designed by Silke Leffler and made using stainless steel.

The IKEA Fabler Kids Flatware Set has varied widths between .95”-1.38” (2.4-3.5 cm), lengths between 5.91”-5.98” (15-15.2 cm), and total depth of .5” (1.3 cm),

Series of measured drawings of the IKEA Fabler Kids Flatware Set labeled with depth, width, and height in plan and elevation

Want to get rid of plastic cutlery sets or teach your kids how to handle grownup knives and forks, then consider the IKEA Fabler Kids Flatware Set. It is a set of sturdily made knives, forks, and spoons perfect for little hands. It was designed by Silke Leffler and made using stainless steel.

The IKEA Fabler Kids Flatware Set has varied widths between .95”-1.38” (2.4-3.5 cm), lengths between 5.91”-5.98” (15-15.2 cm), and total depth of .5” (1.3 cm),

IKEA Fabler Kids Flatware Set

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IKEA Fabler Kids Flatware Set
Common Questions
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Kids Kitchenware Questions
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Kids Kitchenware Questions
When should children use cutlery?
Children should be introduced to cutlery between the ages of 10 to 12 months or as soon as they start to show interest in foods. Children should be first introduced to the spoon since it is easier to use and later to the fork as their fine motor skills improve.
Do kids need divided plates?
Kids do not need divided plates, but some kids do not like their food touching and prefer to eat with divided plates. It is recommended to introduce kids to eating foods on a meal plate so they get used to the idea of food touching throughout the meal as they eat.
How do you teach cutlery skills to kids?
You can teach cutlery skills to kids by making sure they are seated in an adequate position so they can be actively involved in eating. The cutlery they are using should also be appropriate for their age and stage of development. Mealtime should also be a positive experience without distractions.
When should children use cutlery?
Children should be introduced to cutlery between the ages of 10 to 12 months or as soon as they start to show interest in foods. Children should be first introduced to the spoon since it is easier to use and later to the fork as their fine motor skills improve.
Do kids need divided plates?
Kids do not need divided plates, but some kids do not like their food touching and prefer to eat with divided plates. It is recommended to introduce kids to eating foods on a meal plate so they get used to the idea of food touching throughout the meal as they eat.
How do you teach cutlery skills to kids?
You can teach cutlery skills to kids by making sure they are seated in an adequate position so they can be actively involved in eating. The cutlery they are using should also be appropriate for their age and stage of development. Mealtime should also be a positive experience without distractions.
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View of the IKEA Fabler Kids Flatware Set in 3D available for download

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Height:
5.91”-5.98” | 15-15.2 cm (Varies)
Width:
.95”-1.38” | 2.4-3.5 cm (Varies)
Depth:
.5” | 1.3 cm
Length:
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Weight:
.25 lb | .11 kg
Area:
Volume:

Set: Fork, knife, spoon



Fork:

Length: 5.98” | 15.2 cm

Width: .95” | 2.4 cm



Knife:

Length: 5.91” | 15 cm

Width: .95” | 2.4 cm
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Spoon:

Length: 5.98” | 15.2 cm

Width: 1.38” | 3.5 cm

Materials:
Stainless steel
Designer:
Silke Leffler (IKEA)
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Properties

Drawings include:
IKEA Fabler Kids Flatware Set front elevation, side, plan

Links

IKEA - Fabler Kids Flatware Set

Wikipedia - Kitchenware

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Kids Kitchenware
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Kids Kitchenware are the kitchenware objects that are specifically designed to be used by kids to make it easier for children to eat comfortably. Kids Kitchenware is also produced to be fun for children to use and safer. Kids Kitchenware are produced with the proportions of kids.

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