Photo taken December 27th, 2005.
Age: 28 months.
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How cute is that.
Those are cool; I wouldn't mind buying some for myself.
My first vist to a Japanese Resturant (this past summer, age 69) I was amazed at how many little ones used chopsticks to eat dinner, not the parents!! Good job Trixie!!
PS: I really enjoyed the meal and the ambience (sp?)
ok ben, where did you get those? allison would love those
Well, I'm not sure where Santa got them from (but I have seen them at the Chinese shop near Saladelia Cafe in Durham). They are called Rookie Stix and it looks like there are a bunch of places that sell them online. Good luck!
I found some of these learning chopsticks w/animals on the top at Learning Express!
Those ones with the animals don't work so well for my daughter. These look better. The waitresses at our favorite Japanese restaurant do a trick with the disposable woooden chopsticks, their paper wrapper, and a rubber band that is quite effective, too.
I'm with Chris on the rubber band method - if you ask at your local Chinese eatery, they can show you how it works. We use a similar trick to teach my older son how to properly hold a pencil. Works like a charm!
These look quite handy, though...Not as tempting as a rubber band across your stix either.
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