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Your cart is empty.Scissors are a must-have for everyday crafting, so it’s crucial that your child has a safe pair to use. The Crayola My First Safety Scissors set includes three pairs designed for “ouch-free” paper cutting, ensuring a fun and secure experience for toddlers and kids. These scissors feature versatile cutting styles—straight, wavy, and zigzag—perfect for a variety of toddler art projects and crafts. With plastic blades and rounded tips, they prevent injuries, making them ideal for classroom crafting and giving parents peace of mind. Ergonomically designed handles fit comfortably in little hands, making them suitable for both left and right-handed use. These scissors inspire creativity, allowing toddlers to express their artistic side with different cutting patterns. Made from high-quality, child-safe materials, they are built to withstand frequent use, ensuring durability and reliability. Suitable for ages 3 and up, these scissors make a fantastic gift for young artists and are a must-have addition to any toddler's art supplies collection. Feel confident in checking off your toddler’s school supply list this year, knowing they have quality tools that are fun and easy to use.
Bluebird
2025-08-30 16:12:51
I don’t have to worry about toddler being unsafe with scissors while learning to cut! It works on hard/ stiff paper, not so much on thin paper but as long as it cuts on something, it’s fine! These are lightweight and the colors are nice with different cutting patterns. Size is good for small hands. I think it’s worth the price!
Taylor Flood
2025-08-11 17:28:19
Finally a pair of safe toddler scissors!! I tested these on my clothes, hair, hand towels, carpet, dolls hair, you name it. They only cut paper!! The tips are blunt so young kids can’t poke/jab anything.Something to note, they work best on construction paper - lined paper was a bit too flimsy. Either way, definitely recommend!
Zoe Strong
2025-07-20 18:51:10
These scissors are great for a toddler just learning how to cut. They are light weight and easy to hold for my daughter. there is also no way for them to cut themselves, there is no blade just plastic, not sharp but I was able to cut through cardboard.
BJ
2025-07-16 11:19:09
SAFE FOR FIRST TIME TODDLER USE. GOOD FOR LEARNING TO USE SCISSORS.THEY DON'T CUT SOMETIMES. THEY JUST TEAR THE PAPER.
Grace Lewis
2025-07-12 13:54:26
This is good to use for my kids age. Definitely not sharp but on safe side.
kristian
2025-07-11 10:43:57
I bought these after my school district early education liason told us it was never too early to start a child off practicing cutting with scissors (not only is the skill of using scissors helpful in and of itself, it also strengthens hands and refines motor skills needed to write!)These have no blade so I felt they'd work great for my two year old. So far my feelings on their usefullness is a bit mixed. They only cut very thick paper that is tuant (the latter being hard for a two year old to ensure). The real issue though is her hands are almost too small to use the scissors and its hard to get her to open the sciessors again after closingI them.I think there are other, better, beginner scissors,, but we will keep trying to use these too.
Megan Noble
2025-07-09 21:20:31
These are great first scissors! They cut like real scissors but are safe. Love the different patterns they make too.
Betzy
2025-06-15 18:39:56
Great for little hands, light and durable, sharp for paper, cute design
Abigail E
2025-05-26 11:51:21
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2025-05-19 11:24:29
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P. Purkayastha
2025-05-01 16:51:27
These are made of plastic and very safe for toddlers to handle them because the edge is not sharp. They do cut paper - one requires a little bit of force to cut through (thicker) A4 printer paper. They will probably cut thin paper very easily.
Subrat Kumar Padhi
2025-04-13 12:13:04
Not sure why selling in such high price, even vitronux scissors are not so costly. Bad quality. cannot even cut a piece of paper properly.
Customer
2025-01-24 18:50:16
Great for my toddler, it's a bit hard to actually cut thick paper though
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