KOLODOGO Kid's Safe Wooden Kitchen Knife Set - Potato Slicers Cooking Knives, Cake Scraper, Rectangle Cutting Board, 16 Pieces

Love these. Tested them out myself on zucchini, lemon, apple, pear, and watermelon. They did pretty good. Since they aren't sharp, they require a bit of muscle and skill to use on anything harder than a peeled banana. Toddlers aren't known for these qualities but mine had fun trying.The 3 flat pieces I'm pretty sure are for cake decorating, not cutting, so that's where I've stored them. The crinkle cutter is fantastic! But I don't see myself handing that to my toddler anytime soon. I fully intend to use it though.If you're wondering if these are safe, my tot stuck her hand in the way while I was cutting zucchini and it hit her finger. No cuts, no crying. It went through the veggie flawlessly though. I'm really happy with these and I love the little space theme

The crinkle cutter is deadly, and reminds me of a metal soup can lid, but sharper. Throw it away immediately. Blood on the counter, floor, driveway, car seats all the way to the ER is not how you want to spend a Thursday evening. It's bad for adults and terrible for kids.The knives are cute and all, but realistically, they belong playing in the dirt. They're useless in the kitchen, even for a kid, and will only lead to frustration instead of learning and helping.

I use this with clients and it has been a great way to develop those skills with less injuries. Knifes struggle to cut potatoes but softer items work awesomely.

We bought these for our 2.5 year old who was suddenly asking to help in the kitchen. That work great! He wanted real tools with real cutting ability and we, as parents, wanted safe and these work great.

My daughter uses these both in the real kitchen & play kitchen. They give you so many things that you can split in half to have some at each kitchen. Great for fine motor skills. Awesome deal!💕