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Micador Early Start Safety Scissors

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$3.35 $5 In stock

These safety scissors are designed to teach little ones to use scissors for the first time — a learning device springs the blunt, rounded blades back open after each cut, and can be retracted later for normal scissor use.

Details

  • Blunt, rounded blades safe for cutting paper
  • Maximum blade opening angle of 80°, keeping the blade surface contained
  • Designed in Australia, manufactured in China
  • Recommended for ages 3+
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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

My 3-year-old finally gets the concept of cutting because the spring automatically opens the blades back up, so she doesn't get frustrated trying to open them herself. The rounded tips give me peace of mind while she practices.

Ella ★★★★☆

The spring mechanism is great for teaching the motion, though I wish the blades cut a little cleaner on thicker paper. Still, a solid tool for introducing scissors safely.

Jason V. ★★★☆☆

They do teach the motion, but the spring is so stiff my three-year-old gets frustrated after a few cuts. I have to help push the blades together every time. It works, just not as smoothly as I'd hoped for a beginner pair.