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When can my baby use utensils? Your baby probably won't be able to feed himself with a fork and spoon until he's about 18 months old. But once he can sit in a highchair and feed himself at least part of his meal with his hands (which many children master by 12 months), let him experiment with a thick-handled, rubber-coated spoon. Wait until after your baby's first birthday to let him try a fork.
Anything from 9 to 10 months is normal to start eating with the hands. Babies eating successfully with spoons or forks before the age of one is not common! As long as your little one is interested in food, and prepared to eat with his fingers - no problem at all. My three year old still sometimes prefers his hands. And if that gets dinner into his tummy, I am happy.