May 102013
Pororo Edison Training Chopsticks for Left Handed Children 2nd Step
- Connector : Core part adjusting its movement and attracting kids with a cute Crong character
- Up-gradable thumb prop : Special part only of version 1.5 chopsticks for advanced use
- Ergonomic & scientific angle of the rings
- High quality harmless ABS material- up to 176F
- Material: Plastic
These patented educational chopsticks specially designed for children helping them learn correct use with no difficulty. Even the enexperienced can use this right away. Removable finger rings for advanced use after being skillful.
(Left-Handed 2nd Step Version)
Made of quality materials harmless to children. English instruction included.
List Price: $ 3.99
Price: $ 3.99
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Thankful for Amazon,
Amazon is the only place I could find left handed training chopsticks for a child. I recommend them for anyone who wants their child to learn to use chopsticks.
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|The Best for Little Lefty!,
As a right-handed mother of a left-handed child, these chopsticks were a godsend.
(I’ve found it’s very difficult to mirror one’s movements with a nondominant hand)
They are very easy to use, lightweight, and comfortable to handle. The rings for the first and middle finger are made of a silicone/rubbery material, not rigid plastic, and the little plastic “tabs” help to keep other fingers in position. The hinge moves easily and freely. My 8 year old began practicing by picking up every small item she could possibly get her sticks on, and she managed to consume a plate of scrambled eggs with the dexterity of an expert chopsticks wrangler.
While these may be found locally at an Asian grocer, the left-handed styles are particularly rare, so if you’ve found them here, I highly recommend purchasing via Amazon. :]
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|kid friendly,
definitely a good product for a child wanting to learn to use chopsticks. would recommend for any child~right or left-handed.
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