OK Modeling Segmented Learning Chopsticks | Three Stages Step by Step Practice Grasping Chopsticks
Tiger mouth K-shaped support detachable silicone ring, zero basic baby easily learn to eat independently

The first stage and auxiliary grasping period: wear a double finger ring, put your fingers in a silicone ring and fix them to limit the shaking of your fingers. babies with zero foundation can also hold food steadily and build up self-confidence in eating.

The second stage, the transitional practice period: remove the single finger ring, retain the unilateral constraint, gradually liberate the fingers, adapt to the independent force, and weaken the auxiliary dependence.

The third stage, independent proficiency period: completely remove the silicone ring, and the chopsticks have their own built-in finger concave points to clearly indicate the placement of the index finger and middle finger, guide the standard adult grip, and smoothly transition to ordinary chopsticks.