My oldest has been using the dog knife with teeth (pictured) which is smartly made with Japanese carbon steel but is made to cut food, not fingers. And I love the bird's eye open spoon, which is perfect for my littler two kids who are dying to help me mix cookies, brownies, and pancakes, but can never actually do anything but make a mess with my own wooden spoons.
I can't think of a better way to acclimate your kids to the kitchen environment at an early age. At this rate, I'm hoping they'll be cooking their own dinners by next year. -Kristen
Purchase the Kinderkitchen kids cooking tools by Kuhn Rikon at Chef's Resource, where shipping is free for purchases over $59. It's a little scary how fast I can make it to that amount over there.



