Excellent quality and seems to cut just paper as advertised but my son (2-1/2) sometimes gets frustrated because if you don't approach the paper at right angles to the blades the paper gets caught up in the scissors

The paper has to be at just the right angle.

To those who say it doesn't cut paper, you just have to hold the paper taut and the scissors at the right angle

You have to cut and hold something at the perfect angle in order to cut

They only work for certain easy to cut paper types if you use them at the right angle

(I even tried!)On the slight downside, because the "blades" are not sharp, they have to be lined up at a proper perpendicular angle with the paper, otherwise the scissors will fold the paper instead of cut it

You have to squeeze the blades together at the exact perfect angle to make a cut.

Just like the usual safety scissors, didn't really cute unless you were at the correct angle

The other safety scissors we have are a nightmare to work with and only cut paper if you had it at the exact right angle

I had some other scissors that my preschooler could cut with only if he held them at the right angle.

They cut paper if given the right angle to cut

If not at the perfect angle you will not cut with these.

The scissors have to be at the right angle.

Like any scissors (and possibly to a greater degree) you have to make sure to hold them at the right angle or the paper slips through, but honestly I see that as a great learning opportunity

It is plastic, you really need to use this with right angle

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The four year old gets frustrated as she wants to make more complex cuts which sometimes bends the paper and the scissors will not cut that (by design).