My 1st Ticonderoga Jr. Pencil Sharpener

The single large hole is perfect for tiny hands—my daughter figured it out in one try and now insists on sharpening every crayon in the house. It’s small enough to toss in a diaper bag, and the two-step motion has genuinely helped her grip and control.

My son is three and a half and he can actually get the pencil in the single large hole by himself now, which feels like a real win. The small size is perfect for his little hands to grip and turn.

The single large hole makes it foolproof for little hands—my son just drops the pencil in and twists until it stops. He's been using it before kindergarten, and the compact size fits perfectly in his backpack.