Simone mentioned this Lifehacker pointer to a video tutorial on kidifying chopsticks. A waiter taught her this technique a while ago, and she swears by it. (We've discussed chopsticks here before: Teaching kids to use chopsticks.)
Tags: Chopsticks, Feeding kids, Parenting
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Our local Japanese restaurant has these premade for when kids come in.
Posted by: Tim | 08 August 2006 at 03:39 PM
I've seen this sort of thing before, but using the chopstick paper: pure ingenuity.
now, if someone could find an easy source of rubber bands right when the situation comes up; they earn the other 1/3 of the prize!
Posted by: Josh | 09 August 2006 at 12:02 AM