Kids Chopsticks, 4 Pairs Animal Toddler Training Chopsticks for Kids, Reusable Beginners Learning Chopsticks with Silicone Finger Guide,Fun Everyday Dining Tool for Kids.

These are cute. I have had kids use them to practice picking up small toys.

These chopsticks are perfect for my littles! They love the characters and how easy it is to adjust the size for kids! Super easy to clean! They’ve last over a year and are great! We even bring them to restaurants for our kids to feel included when regular chopsticks are still hard for them!

This is great for learning to use chopsticks, my 3yr old (at the time of this review) is an expert at them already. She was quite frustrated learning how to use them especially around slippery soup noodles, however once she did, the "lightbulb clicked" and she started showing off to her older cousins and grandparents she was a master at them already :-) Pro - Fun, easy to clean, adjustable and fun characters to use. They also make it easier on the hand as you learn to use the chopsticks. The finger holders can be removed one at a time as you master the proper hold. Neutral - If you get rough with them, the finger holders and top portion will 'pop' off and slide up and down. But they are designed to move so I cannot fault them too much for the design. You need patience to adjust them for your child every time at the start of a meal. IN terms of quality, these are no different than purchasing the pack of plastic reusable chopsticks. If you use Chopsticks in your home on a regular basis you know what brands I am referring to. In terms of thickness, they are thicker than Korean or Japanese style Chopsticks and thinner than standard Chinese/Malaysian/Taiwan style "thick"chopsticks. (I might add Photos for comparison later) Every family I know that uses chopsticks never put them in the dishwasher as the heat would warp them, I presume it is the same with this brand. Besides chopsticks are so easy to clean by hand. Cons - Chopsticks are big but not adult size so once your child moves up to regular sized silverware be prepared to upgrade. Also the indented grips at the tips would be a better design as these are kids learning so the easier to grip your food the better. Parent tip: before you try eating with them, make a game to learn. We used the colored plastic bears, dried pasta and other items to practice picking up and putting them in cups before we tried food such as fruit (Berries) then regular dinner foods. It will help with fundamentals and coordination before moving on. 6/28/22- Added photo of different chopsticks for comparison. Left to right, child chopsticks, Korean style metal, Japanese styled, Chinese style. I know the photo doesn’t show the thickness difference that well, but it’s a good point of reference.

Perfect! We’ve bought the training chopsticks that don’t come apart and have a spring inside but they always break! These are perfect! Great for them to learn and have steps to make it harder till they can use just the sticks! Come apart for easy cleaning and they love to mix and match all the colors! These chopsticks also hold whatever they’re eating much better than the flimsy plastic. Definitely worth it!!

These are so cute and helpful for learning how to use chopsticks. My kids love them and I even use them! I like how you can remove one, two or all three of the finger rings, and the chopsticks can be taken out of animal connector piece too. The only thing I would change is the slippery plastic surface of the chopsticks -- it makes picking up some foods a bit trickier. These chopsticks seem to be standard size though, which means you might be able to swap them out for a wooden set and still use the finger rings and connector piece.

My son said the chopsticks don't grip the food well. It's difficult for him to be precise with his bites of food with this set.

Recommended from a local restaurant for children and bought for grandchildren. They love these and are excellent for teaching how to use chopsticks. Also fun for fine motor skills education for young toddlers. Parental supervision needed.

Bought for my sister. Super easy to use. A fun way to learn to use chop sticks.

Works well, my 8 year old has already mastered them and my 4 year old is improving quickly.