Lindquist Lane
Wooden Knife and Cutting Board for Kids
Wooden Knife and Cutting Board for Kids
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Materials: Beech wood
Montessori Wooden Knife and Cutting Board for Kids, Montessori Cutter, Safe Wooden Knife, Montessori Materials
Wooden knives specially designed for children in accordance with the Montessori philosophy are a safe kitchen helper. The tip of the knives is designed not to cut hands. There are two kinds of knives and a cutting board. The knives have an ergonomic design and contribute to the development of fine motor skills of the baby as they are held in different ways.
At the same time, cutting things in the kitchen with safe materials suitable for their own hands and preparing their own snacks lay the foundations of self-sufficiency as an individual. It improves the child's self-confidence.
Do not wash the product in the dishwasher, do not leave it in water. Hand wash and let dry.
Return policy
Return policy
Our products are sourced from multiple merchants and small business suppliers. We stand behind their work and will offer exchanges or returns within 14 days of your item(s) delivery. Please email ShopLindquistLane@gmail.com with any issues and we will work with you to ensure your satisfaction!
Shipping policy
Shipping policy
We offer FREE economy shipping on all our products, although you can pay for standard or express shipping if needed. Shipping times vary as many of our items are handmade by local merchants upon receiving your order. Please email ShopLindquistLane@gmail.com at any time and we can give you an update on your order's processing timeframe. If you need something ASAP, be sure to shop our "Get it FAST" items in the drop down menu and I'll ship it the same, or next day for you!
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Our founder is an early childhood and elementary school teacher who is passionate about child development and brain based research on how kids learn, grow, and flourish!
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“Children learn as they play. Most importantly, in play children learn how to learn.”
~ O. Fred Donaldson, Ph.D., play researcher