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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] [quote]Anonymous wrote: The only thing I wish my DD could have and keep for herself are her left-handed scissors. She has trouble using right-handed scissors and people don’t always think to provide some left-handed scissors. The beauty of being forced to use right-handed scissors as a lefty is at some point you learn to do that and you no longer need left-handed scissors, which is better because you can always find regular scissors. Signed, left-handed woman[/quote] Not to mention that it helps kids to become more resilient, and learn to adjust to situations rather than expect everyone to meet their specific needs.[/quote] Kids scissors are less sharp and much harder to use in the wrong hand than adult scissors. I have no doubt she’ll be able to use right handed adult scissors when she graduates to being allowed actually sharp objects. But dull kids scissors are hard enough to use without having to use the wrong hand to cut with.[/quote]
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