I just wanted to double-check.... are these suitable for left-handed children? My son is is a leftie.
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No problem they are for right or left handed people. I think they are the greatest item invented. We use them at daycareCindy
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Mine is a righty, but the way the grip is set up, it is also for lefties. On the grip, where the thumb goes, is an "L" and on another side is an "R". He would use the "L" side for his thumb. The rest of the fingers seem to just fit into place. I am definitely satisfied with the grip and the results!
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No idea... my son and myself are both right handed. I can tell you they are very comfortable. Sorry I couldn't be of better assistance.
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I bought these a bit worried since most of the reviews are from right handed people and I am a leftie. They work great for me (I'm a girl in my 20s who takes a lot of notes in college). They keep my hand from getting too tired. I think they're probably better for right handed people as the grip does have a different shape for each hand, but they still work great for me. I'd recommend them for lefties.
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If you search for the Pencil Grip on Amazon, there are examples listed that say they are universal - for right or left handed writers. They're great!! My son stopped needing them after 2 months of practice. Now he uses his pencil correctly :)
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The grip has letters "R" and "L" imprinted on two of its planes. I am right-handed, and it works fine for me and my daughters. No left-handed people in the family, so I cannot tell for sure whether the grip is as comfortable for a left-handed person.
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These are a really well made pair of scissors. The problems that lefties have is that they have to place the emphasis on cutting to make the two cutting edges push together to make the cut. Most scissors are made for righties. But I feel that she could make these work as they are very tightly made.
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Yes, my son is actually left handed too, although sometimes he uses the right hand. When I got this mouse my son was 2.5 and it fit his little hands just fine. Because the mouse has only one clicking button it doesn't matter whether your child is left or right handed; that's one of the reasons why i bought this mouse.
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No, I have a right handed one. I don't know if they have for left handed users.
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yes, I am left handed. that is why I buy this style. It can be use with either hand
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Yes. Left handers rejoice! Now they need to get to work on all the other stuff designed for right handers. Lol
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Yes they do, I tried it out and they do work for a left handed person,awesome, good to know.
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Yes, I chose the LEFT handed set and it is true to description. My son is left handed and they are comfortable and work great. They are better quality than I expected and my husband says the balance is good. =D
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yes, my mom is a leftie and she really likes these. She really likes that they are sturdy.
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No ours are right handed clubs. Great set. Couldn't be happier with them for our tall three year old. Can see them lasting many years.
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Yes, a left hander could use these. I think they were actually designed for a left hand, but a right hander has NO trouble with them. And the company has a good satisfaction guarantee.
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Yes, I bought them for my wife who is left handed. She loves them, says they are the best kitchen shears she has ever used.
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I'm a righty and they are comfortable for me so I'm not sure if they would be able to be used at lefty and righty but my suggestion would be to buy them and Try and if not just return them
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Kind of, not really, but your kid might not mind it. I'm left handed and when I use the pen in the bottom left corner of the screen the cord is stretched tight directly across the drawing surface. It's not an issue with any of the stencils except the musical instrument stencil but it is kind of annoying to be "leashed" by that cord. But unless you're using the stencils, holding it upside down is a good option. I think for the price it's a good buy for left handed kids - my two year old mostly "draws" with the stamps and she doesn't seem to be deterred by the cord yet (not old enough for the stencils). Kind of, not really, but your kid might not mind it. I'm left handed and when I use the pen in the bottom left corner of the screen the cord is stretched tight directly across the drawing surface. It's not an issue with any of the stencils except the musical instrument stencil but it is kind of annoying to be "leashed" by that cord. But unless you're using the stencils, holding it upside down is a good option. I think for the price it's a good buy for left handed kids - my two year old mostly "draws" with the stamps and she doesn't seem to be deterred by the cord yet... » Read More Kind of, not really, but your kid might not mind it. I'm left handed and when I use the pen in the bottom left corner of the screen the cord is stretched tight directly across the drawing surface. It's not an issue with any of the stencils except the musical instrument stencil but it is kind of annoying to be "leashed" by that cord. But unless you're using the stencils, holding it upside down is a good option. I think for the price it's a good buy for left handed kids - my two year old mostly "draws" with the stamps and she doesn't seem to be deterred by the cord yet (not old enough for the stencils). « Show Less
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TANDEMKROSS does sell these in a lefty version! Just send them a message and they will send you a lefty if they have one in stock
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I had to check. Yes. The curvature of the handles is equal on both sides. Therefore they could be used by left handed people as well as right handed people
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I called FisherPrice about this directly as my child is a lefty. I was looking at this product as well as the Leap Frog Click Start which DOES accomidate little leftys. I was told that this was tested on lefthanded adults, but not necessarily left handed children. The tablet does not move to the other side of the keyboard and my chid would just have to reach across the keyboard to use it. I don't feel this is a natural way of holding her hand to write and would not be beneficial at all. I am opting for the competetive product for her this time.