Loop Colorful Grip Scissors Loop Handle Self-Opening Adaptive Cutting Scissors for Children and Adults Special Needs, 8 Inches(Yellow, Red, Blue,6 Packs)

Great product, but they are larger than I thought they would be. Hard for a two year old to hold.

Helps my kids who don’t have the hand strength or fine motor for scissors yet

My 3 year old loves these. So much easier than regular scissors because of the automatic re-opening. Helped improve his cutting skills immensely.

These are super helpful for those needing assistance with cutting. However they were a bit too big for my 5 year old. Recommend getting a toddler size for Littles.

I got these for my boyfriend, who has suffered from a stroke and then later a mini stroke. Because of the strokes, he has lost the fine motor skills he once had. As an able bodied person, I have a hard time using these scissors, but they are So Much Easier for my boyfriend to use. He really struggles with regular scissors and he can definitely use these. To me, they are not sharp enough, but they work for him. He was wrapping Christmas gifts when he realized how hard it was to use regular scissors, so next Christmas he will have no excuses for badly wrapped gifts!

It was good quality

While it does do the job, this is for large hands/adult hands only. A lot of people were reviewing that it is great for their kid to learn how to use scissors properly, etc; but my hand will slide down close to the blade area after a few cuts because the loop portion is so large. If it had a silicone barrier/grip it would be super helpful. I could not use these for my job, as kids under 10 would not be able to safely use these due to the size of the loop handle.

These work great and are sharp! Great quality!

These are great for children who are just learning how to open and shut the scissors. Once squeezed, they rebound back open to teach the process. Also good for a little ones, to give them more confidence.

these are perfect for the kids to learn

Appears to be a good budget OT scissors--the plastic handle feels a bit more brittle than the fancy ones used by occupational therapists, but that's fine. The size of the scissors are probably too big for under 5 y/o's, which is a bit unfortunate for me. I'll still keep them and have them as part of my teaching practice, but I'll need recommendation for a similar product designed for smaller hands.