Kuhn Rikon 22278 kinderkitchen Children's Dog Knife with Teeth, Black , 1.5 x 3.5 x 17 cm

Great childrens knife to get practice cutting fruit/ foods. This can cut through many foods with ease, even a hard apple straight from the fridge. But at the same time will Not cut childs finger or skin. Well made and great child friendly knife.

Knifes are really good at cutting fruits and some vegetables and My child enjoys cutting apple with this knife. As it's not having sharp edges , safer for children

Good, solid and suitable paid of kids kitchen knives. Cuts well through carrots, mushrooms etc

These have cute little designs that the kids love to use, and the blades are genuinely safe to use whilst also being useful for helping out with veg prep.

I bought this for my niece who is 7. My sister's wary of giving kids knives to work with, and as a result, my niece didn't get to help chop anything for dinner - she'd be given tomatoes and lettuce and get really frustrated when they wouldn't slice properly with her blunt kids knife. So I bought her this. It's an oddly deceiving knife, you'd assume that it wouldn't chop much, and to look at, and even touch, it doesn't seem as if it's going to cut through anything, but it does. It's definitely safe for kids to hold, which was my main priority. It's cute that it's styled like a little dog, and everyone giggled that it had a little tail and everything. It put my sister's mind at rest too which was a bonus. That day my niece chopped carrots, potatoes, broccoli and red pepper, without any difficulty and we all made a Sunday Roast. It cut through everything really well. That was the first time my niece had willingly eaten her veggies without complaint. She is a VERY picky eater and refuses to touch veggies. Now, she says that the carrots don't taste as nice unless she chops them with her special dog knife. Not sure if that's a good or a bad thing yet, but she enjoys being involved with the cooking and meal prep, and she ate a carrot, which she HATED before we bought this knife. That in itself is good enough for me.

My kids love it. It's durable. Good value for money. Good size, easy to use. They seem to handle it well to cut the veggies. Nice colours.

Good purchase. My 3yo is very happy to use this 'doggie knife'. It feels safe to handle with small hands - it's not really sharp - yet it does cut through fruits easily.

Good ergonomics, safe enough in terms of sharpness but, it is difficult to cut harder fruits like apples. Great for getting the kids involved without the risk of cutting themselves with the ordinary knives. The colours attract the kids attention and they want to use the item because they are bright and vibrant. I'm very happy with the purchase and, hopefully, they will be long lasting!

I gave this to my less than 3 year old grandson who loved it. His 5 year old brother immediately wanted one like it. The tip is blunt, and I gently pulled the knife across my hand- no pain. Obviously, children that age need to be supervised even with a "safe" knife like this. While it works well for 3 or 4 year olds, I think even older children will still enjoy using it- depending on how used they are to using these kind of things. I would expect children to have outgrown this knife by age 8. Definitely recommend as a first real dinner and helping in the kitchen knife.

Sonen älskar att han får vara med och hjälpa till i köket! Vi undviker så långt det går att använda plast vid matlagning och matförvaring, så en rostfri barnkonvention var ett självklart val.

Great first knife, kid loves it.

My 3y old loves the knives. They cut but they are not too sharp

My 2 1/2 year old found this knife very easy to use and it’s easier to cut or “sharper” than another brand of kid‘s knife I have purchased. I like how the shape of the blade is flat against the chopping board.