Product Description

Fiskars for kids scissors are recommended by more teachers than any other brand of scissors. The blades are engineered to cut whatever materials the class is using - providing a frustration-free, successful cutting experience for young ones. The handles are designed to give kids the most comfort and control with every cut. The ergonomic design of the handle helps teach proper cutting form. Quality, design and safety are all reasons that teachers nationwide use Fiskars in their classrooms.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6553 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Brand: Fiskars
• Model: 93907097
• Dimensions: 6.56" h x .50" w x 3.63" l,

Features

• Spring-Like action
• In-laid blades for added safety
• Double finger loops
• Perfect for young ones just learning to cut
• Assorted colors - red or blue

Customer Reviews

Love these
I bought these scissors for my daughter when she was about 2.5 or 3 and we have used the same pair for our other two children as well. The child does not have to struggle to get the scissors open because they just pop up! Have you ever seen a small child use a regular pair of children's scissors? They have one handle in the left hand one in the right so that they can pull the scissors open. Not so with these. :)

The only thing that I find disappointing about these is that they are so hard to find in stores. :(

Easy to use and safe!
I read the first review for this product and I decided to buy this after considering other products. I just love it! My son is 2 years and 9 months old and he is able to cut paper without difficulty. He used it as soon as he got it out of the package. He really likes using it. Crafts time is now much more fun! I ordered two and I'm giving the second one to our goddaughter who is 4 months younger than my son. I really recommend this product.

I'd like better quality
I purchased these scissors for my two year old. The first pair came off of the plastic so when you cut the metal part just moved up and down. The second pair teeth rub when you try and cut something. they were a good thought but my son has a hard time figuring out how they work.