Edison Friends Chopstick for Teenagers and Small Hands

Advantages of Using Chopsticks: The use of chopsticks involves not only the fingers, but also the wrists, shoulders, and elbows according to scientists. It is a complex exercise that engages over 30 joints and more than 40 muscles in the shoulder, arm, wrist, palm, and fingers. The Chopsticks Training Set is tailored to accommodate hand growth in three stages. In the first stage, two silicone rings help teens adjust to the correct gripping posture. In the second stage, one ring is removed to allow juniors to practice using chopsticks. In the final stage, the last ring is taken off once the teens have mastered chopstick skills.

Instructions on Using Chopsticks: 1. Place the first chopstick between the middle finger and the base of the thumb. 2. Position the second chopstick on top, between the index finger and thumb. 3. Practice opening and closing the chopsticks, moving the top stick while keeping the bottom one stable. 4. Begin picking up food at a 45-degree angle to master the technique. Discover the ease and fun of using chopsticks with Edison Chopsticks. Designed for all, especially beginners, these chopsticks make food handling with chopsticks a breeze. Not only are they simple and enjoyable, but they also provide a great way to improve your IQ and EQ development.

For an enhanced dining experience, try Edison Chopsticks to add a special touch to your meal. Included in the package are English instructions for easy use. For bulk orders or inquiries, contact us for a quotation. Don't forget to explore other matching Edison products, such as our stainless steel toddler feeding range, including insulated cups, bowls, food trays, spoons, and fork sets. The Training Chopsticks are ergonomically designed with two stages of learning aided by silicone rings. They are scientifically weighted for ease of use, durable, and resistant to falling and deformation. The non-slip design on the chopstick heads ensures a secure grip for hassle-free dining.

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