Ouligay 3Pcs Kids Scissors Mini Loop Scissors Toddler Scissors Easy Grip Scissors for Kids Children Adults Schools Special Needs,Paper Work,Sewing

Perfect scissors for little children when they’re learning to cut

These scissors are great for little ones or those who don’t have the dexterity or strength to put their fingers through the handles of ordinary scissors to open and close them. They can be held in the whole hand. They cut really well and can be used with either left or right hand. Because they ping back to open after being squeezed they are super easy to use. Great value for money.

The set comes with three different sizes of loop scissors, making it perfect for a variety of tasks. The small size is great for intricate cutting, while the medium and large sizes are perfect for bigger projects. The different sizes also make it convenient to have one for different types of materials, such as paper, fabric, or even plastic.One of the standout features of these scissors is the loop design. The loops provide a comfortable grip and make it easy to maneuver the scissors with precision. I have used these scissors for hours on end and never experienced any hand fatigue.The blades are sharp and cut through materials smoothly and effortlessly. I have used them for cutting paper, fabric, and even thin sheets of plastic, and they have never failed me. The blades are also durable and have not dulled even after extended.

I got these for my son with cerebral palsy and he finds them difficult to use mainly due to them being so stiff, even I have to squee3 quite hard to use them. Hoping they will loosen up with lots of use.

Easy to use for older toddlers/young preschoolers! Helps to teach proper grasp for using scissors and encouraging independence! Great quality while maintaining safety

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I bought this coz the other scissor is not good for my child maybe not age appropriate. This scissors is sharp enough to cut through paper but safe for little hands.

Leider benötigt man für das zusammendrücken sehr viel Kraft, daher sind die Scheren von unseer behinderten Tochter nicht zu bedienen.Im Kindergarten und der Spielgruppe haben sie auch solche Scheren, die aber deutlich besser sind.Schade drum, bei uns werden sie nicht genutzt, da sie das Kind lediglich frustrieren.