The pincer grasp is a crucial developmental milestone in a baby's journey and refers to the ability to use the thumb and index finger to pick up small objects. It's a crucial skill that enables your little one to independently enjoy Biteables and other small foods, marking an exciting step in their developmental journey! When your baby starts to exhibit signs that they have a pincer grasp then they're ready for Biteables.

Babies typically start developing the pincer grasp around 8-12 months of age. This milestone marks a significant transition from using the whole hand to grasp objects.

It's important to recognize that every baby develops at their own pace. Some babies may acquire the pincer grasp earlier or later than the typical 8-12 month range.

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