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in the kitchen

Always supervise children in the kitchen.

Rocker Knife
This knife is designed for one-handed use and makes cutting food much easier.

Dycem Mats
This mat grips on both sides of it's surface and helps keep plates and bowls from sliding.

Cutting boards
Look for a cutting board that has a vise and stainless steel spikes that will hold objects so that you can cut them. Rubber suction feet that secure the board to the counter are helpful.

Mixing Bowls
Bowls with a rubber finish on the bottom will help the bowl remain stable on the countertop.

Can Opener
Ergo makes a cordless electric can opener that they claim can be used with one hand.

Jar Opener
Black n' Decker makes a Lids Off™Electric Jar Opener that opens jars using only one hand.

Under Cabinet Jar Opener
Some jar openers mount under a cabinet and can be used to open a jar with one hand.

Spill Not™Jar and Bottle Opener
This tool has three recessed circular area that are lined with slip-resistant material to keep jars firm and steady while you unscrew the cap.

Food Processor
These come in all sizes and can make smaller chopping much easier.

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