Lalo PAW Patrol 2pk Training Chopsticks - Rubble

These don’t seem great. The chopsticks keep falling out of the top part so not sure I would recommend them

cute idea/design but the sticks come out of the holder very easily and its not so easy to pick food up with them.

Every time my toddler goes to pick something up with them, they crisscross each other which makes it very frustrating for him. Even when I try to use them they crisscross each other and I’m pretty good at using normal adult chopsticks. Really disappointed about this purchase since I had high expectations m.

The actual part that goes into your child’s mouth is plastic. Apparently a mix of “bioplastic” and regular plastic. I have no idea why their marketing would try to hide that — what’s the point of misleading people?

Adorable design, easy to use, and so aesthetically pleasing. Love having these for my toddler to help him work on his fine motor skills. Great for pthe price.

Great idea and thought, but not easily used by the kiddos (age 3 & 7)

Easy to clean and grip for my girls. I love that the chopsticks can separate for when they learn to use it without the training piece

Great learning tool, good quality and comes apart to be cleaned thoroughly

Adorable chopsticks and love the functionality of the removable sticks, both for washing and extended use.

We’ve tried several different chopsticks and these are great for the kids, they don’t separate so it’s easier for them to use. Fun for the kids!

We love playing with these, but I find they are a little harder to use than the ones with the band at the top of wooden chopsticks.

We love Lalo bowls and plates so much. I was hoping to love these chopsticks too. Unfortunately it's hard to pick up food with them as they'll slip across each other and drop the food almost every time (even as an adult using them). And my kid loves pulling them apart - which it's great they can be disassembled for cleaning, but they pull apart too easily that it becomes more of a game. Hopefully in a later generation they'll be a bit more sturdy so it's easy to grasp the concept of using chopsticks, along with maybe more of a "click in" type system so you can't just pull out the sticks with such ease.

my daughter was so excited for these but she could barely use them (she is 3); i thought it was trial and error; my husband who has been using chopsticks since he was a child (first utensil he mastered) had difficulty using; haven’t reached for them at all; unfortunate because they’re cute.

My son love sushi and this was the perfect gift for him!

I love the idea of these. And in general Lalo’s utensils are my favorite. I bought these for my 18 month old, and he isn’t quite yet ready for them. I agree with other reviews that the holes are too shallow in the silicon piece that holds them together. The sticks fall out too easily. Also strangely enough I found they were harder to use as tongs (which I thought might be easier for a young child to use?), so to hold as a proper chopstick will likely take much longer for my toddler to learn.

My son loves Paw Patrol and he is super happy to have gotten his cutlery of the same cartoon.

My two year old used this for the first time and really got the hang of them quickly. Easy and fun way to space up meals or snack time.

They are too flimsy for my 6 year old, she opted to eat with a fork instead. I also tried to pick something up with them and it was literally impossible. They have zero grip and they have no control. 0/10. Save your money

My toddler now knows how to use chopsticks thanks to these!!! :u1F90D:

I really like all the products from this company, including these chopsticks, but I think they could be improved with a little design change. The sticks come out of the rubber tops easily since it seems like the portion where they are inserted is shallow. If it was deeper I think it would sturdier for kids. I even had a hard time using them, so my kids are definitely having a harder time.