So my daughter is turning 15 months old. She holds a spoon and fork while she eats and she gets the idea of what you need to society it but she refuses to actually use it. Any suggestions? Is this normal? She’s been advanced with everything else!
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Melissa·Мама сына (1 год), беременна (36 нед.)
She’ll start using them at her own pace. My niece didn’t use a fork until she was two but son started using it when he turned one. Every kid is different and learns at their own pace. I wouldn’t worry about it, just keep giving her them when she eats. Eat with her so she can she you using it.
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