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Multi-Award
Winning
Ergonomic
Design

Helps Motor
Skills

Loved by
Parents
For many children with motor challenges, this is the first knife that actually works.
Standard knives require a precise pinch grip and controlled wrist movement — skills that are difficult or impossible for children with dyspraxia, cerebral palsy, low muscle tone or Down syndrome. The doddl knife replaces that with a palm-down cutting action that uses the natural strength of the whole hand and does not rely on wrist strength.
Why families supporting children with additional needs choose the doddl knife:
• Palm-action cutting — no pinch grip, no wrist rotation required
• Safe for children who cannot control a traditional knife
• Recommended by paediatric occupational therapists for children with a wide range of motor challenges
• Builds genuine independence at mealtimes — often a first
• No timeline. Introduce it when your child shows readiness, however that looks

The award winning innovation in toddler and baby dining.












