🍴 Beaditive Baby Food Scissors - Stainless Steel Toddler Food Cutter - Serrated Blade and Blunt Tip for Safety - Dishwasher Safe Baby Food Shears - Cutting Tiny Bites with Portable Travel Case Review

Not used yet. the knife looks sharp. I like that the scissors are detachable and easy to clean. But the grip is clearly not comfortable. can return.

The price of these scissors is a bit high. However, they are very well made and I think they will last forever, so I think the price is right. They are easy to use and clean.

I wanted to love it because it's compact, sharp and comfortable. I love this thing too. However, it rusts quickly and it is not stainless steel. That's very disappointing.

I love these scissors, they are sharp and can easily cut food. Since I have these scissors, my child has eaten a lot of meat and vegetables quickly and properly. It's solid stainless steel and not the cheap plastic that I prefer at all.

Compact and handy. After every walk we bring it home and throw it in the dishwasher. You don't have to worry about deep cleaning and tidying up after the baby. The scissors are super sharp. Discomfort from the grip is to be expected and not a big deal. Highly recommended!

I like that everything is stainless steel and easy to clean. I don't have to worry about germs or water getting on my handles and I can safely cut my little one's food. It feels pretty sharp, but not as sharp as I thought it would be when I cut it. Overall I would recommend although I like that it comes in a plastic carrying case.

More than just baby food scissors, they can definitely work like kitchen scissors. I use it for slicing pork chops, raw meat and it works great. In addition, it is easy to clean. The best part is that it doesn't take up much space, moms with toddlers can just put it in their bag and go. He gives you a case so you don't have to worry about cutting yourself looking for it in your bag.

I was looking for fully detachable scissors (so germs can't hide and the crossguard doesn't rust) that are safe to eat and not the typical oversized scissors. I was also looking for a less pointed and sharp tip that would easily pierce aluminum pans or scratch china plates. They met all of these criteria. The stainless steel also seems to be of good quality. While I appreciate the smaller handles (because my small hands can't get a good grip on the oversized handles of typical kitchen shears)…