How to avoid breaking fingers when children cut paper? Is there any good way?

Children are easy to cut their fingers when learning paper-cutting, which is a common concern of parents. In fact, this kind of worry is unnecessary. According to my experience, I haven't found that many children often cut their fingers unless they are disobedient and very naughty. But generally speaking, such children can't sit still and learn, and this kind of thing can't be forced. I have taught kindergarten children, because children have this talent since childhood and like to move scissors. Don't worry, such children have very good control. Although he looks awkward and awkward, his hands are very accurate and he won't cut himself easily.

Unless you are a child in the enlightenment stage, because the child is too young and the coordination ability of the body has not been fully developed, I suggest that it is not necessary to let the child get in touch too early at this stage, and it is not too late to give guidance until the coordination ability of the child basically keeps up. At the beginning, it is best for parents to demonstrate, attract children's attention with simple patterns, and see if children are interested in this thing, step by step and guide a little. If they really can't arouse children's interest, it means that children are not sensitive in this respect, and you should give up and choose another one. Cultivating children's practical ability is beneficial to intellectual development, but it cannot be generalized. We should pay attention to some talents in this respect.

In order to prevent children from hurting their hands, there are safety scissors for babies on the market now. Scissors are basically held by plastic, with only the cutting edge and no cutting tip. This kind of scissors is basically useless, because paper-cutting needs to cut holes with scissors, and if it is missing, cut a shape. After a long time, children will lose interest. When I was teaching children to cut paper, I found that some junior children had prepared safety scissors, so I couldn't teach them to deburr. So I prepared sharp scissors separately, and then changed them after the children used them.

There is a saying that it is important to teach children to use scissors correctly. It is fundamental to develop good paper-cutting habits from an early age. Children are naturally active. This is a slow effort, so don't worry. I think children are also defensive and will make up their own minds, especially after one or two losses. Of course, this is a joke. In fact, don't worry too much about children cutting their hands. Children are measured.