Raising a left handed child - do you need to do anything differently?

[KitKat1985]

Hi. This is possibly a really silly question but DD (aged 1) seems to be left handed (although it might be too early to know for sure - I've had conflicting information on when you can 'tell'). But she for example always eats with her left hand, and uses her left hand to hold a crayon etc. Do other people with left handed children buy specialist left-handed items to make it easier for them (e.g, left handed scissors etc) or do you just let your child get used to more 'standard' right-handed products? Are they any things that are harder for children when they are left-handed?

I'm a leftie and only have a special potato peeler and an electric tin opener. Tilting your book as you write stops the smudging.
Apart from that no issues. I'm chuffed that DD is left handed too.

@Outrageous: my Left-H uncle married a Left-H woman & they had 4 Left-H children.

We do nothing special. 3 lefties in the house. I bought left-handed scissors & 2 of them use the left-H scissors with their right hands and give me the "You're insane" look if I suggest they try using their left hands (sigh).

So I've tried absolutely nothing else. Stubborn lot.