The Pencil Grip Writing CLAW for Pencils and Utensils, Medium Size, 6 Count Blue/Red (TPG-21206)

The best grip we've used by far. My daughter kept this grip on for her whole homework time, the very first time! I didn't have to nag at all. She even took it to go color all by herself! A truly awesome invention, I hope everyone who has been struggling with their child's grip will try this and find the relief that I have!All other grips (we've tried probably 4 other well-rated ones as well as the standard drug store ones) have been immediately tossed aside by my daughter because they were uncomfortable and difficult to use (which I had to agree with her).My daughter is 7 and we bought the medium, as suggested by the company, and they fit perfectly.Pros:Extremely comfortable, as close as it can get to really holding the pencil with your own fingers.Guides fingers perfectly. It automatically puts your fingers in the right grip without feeling forced.Easy to understand. Some grips are really confusing/complicated. My daughter used these without any instruction.Made in America!Flexible - can fit many different size pencils, pens, and crayons.Great customer service if you have a question.AffordableCons:NoneBy the way, I thought that I got some that were really for lefties since the cup marked "3" fit only on the 1st finger. But the "3" designates the size, they are truly for either hand. I wrote the company to ask, and here is the amazing, detailed response I received from the owner in less than a day:Thank you for your email. I am happy to hear you like the Writing CLAW. I purchased the company a year ago from the inventor in Michigan. I can explain the letter and numbering logic. The "T" on the bottom does represent the cup for thumb placement. The "1", "3", "5" on the another cup represent the size of the Writing CLAW. T-1 means Small, T-3 size is medium and T-5 sizing is Large. The Writing CLAW was designed for his best friends son who's is right handed. As the CLAW gained exposure and use by therapist and parents, it became clear the Writing CLAW could be used by left or right handed writers. The universal comes in to play as the same Writing CLAW can be used on a pen and then changed to a pencil.I am going to review the wording used on our site to make sure everything is clear regarding the lettering on the bottom as well as the use of the CLAW.On a side note, we have recently discovered that the Writing CLAW is now being made (copied) in China and sold on sites like Ebay. Please make sure when you purchasing a Writing CLAW you check to make sure it is not made of silicon and is clearly marked Made in the USA.Thank you again and please let me know if you have any further questions.

I bought these to help try to correct the pencil grip (and in turn sloppy handwriting!) of my 3rd and 5th grader. These have worked wonderfully. They are comfortable to wear and help position their fingers exactly as they should be. They are used every single day and after 3 months of use are still holding up very well. They show no signs or stretching or cracking. The mediums fit my older age elementary kids perfect. I got the smalls for my preschooler (reviewed separately) and that was a good fit for him. I have tried these myself as a lefty and although I think the natural design is for a right handed person it was still comfortable to wear and use.

These have been a wonderful tool for my seven year old son. He has autism and epilepsy, and because of this has always struggled with fine motor skills. These were suggested by an owner of a school supply store, and knowing that I can find anything on Amazon, I hopped online to hunt them down. They've been amazing for him. It helps him grip the pencil the right way, and have a steady hand. He's now willing to write because his fingers aren't as fatigued as they were before, and his hand is steady. His ABA therapist has noticed a HUGE difference in his ability as well as his willingness to write. We bought a lot because we wanted to have one at every location he goes to, so we don't lose any in transit. Great product!!

Our 4 year old son refused to hold his pencil correctly until we introduced this tool.

TREMENDOUS help to my son's handwriting. He has Cerebral Palsy and his grip is weak, but the spasticity is likely to pull his hands away from where he wants them. This is the only grip that allows him to keep his hands on the pencil and apply pressure to the paper, increasing his control 100 fold. The rings are strong and I haven't had any break yet. They grip the pen/pencil nicely without slipping. The other kids in school and his sisters want to use them too, they're neat and novel looking. They won't be for everyone, but if your kid has a weak grip, trouble keeping focus on his/her hand and writing at the same time, this will really help keep things where they need to be. My daughter is also a little, um, "flighty", but it helps her too actually because when her brain goes "SQUIRREL" (See the movie "Up" for that reference...), her hand still stays in place and her writing looks smoother because of it. For the price, if you've been trying grips with no success, they're worth a shot!!

I recently bought several pencil grips to try out, as my eight-year-old son struggles with handwriting. This product was our least favorite. Our most favorite was: The Pencil Grip Crossover Grip Metallic Ergonomic Writing Aid, 12 Count Assorted Colors (TPG-17712). (I posted a review of that product as well.)This grip had several problems. First, it required a bit of an effort to get one's fingers in the "pockets" -- not an extraordinary amount of effort, but if one is switching from one activity to writing and back-and-forth, getting into the "pockets" will eat up some time and be annoying. Second, the grip was not very comfortable; it was not "fun" to use and felt limiting. Third, I do not think that it "forced" the user to use the correct grip to the extent that other grips did. I found that I could use this grip and still hold the pencil incorrectly.That being said, what works for one child may not work for another. Good luck!

Excelente producto que apoya para que los niños desarrollen una mejor escritura

Son de plástico con el tamaño de cada dedito que tiene que ir en él. Les ayuda mucho a colocar bien los deditos para una buena escritura. Viene bien tener recambios porque están unidos por el mismo material pero algo más fino y,aunque son resistentes, los peques a veces son un poco brutos y los rompen, o del mismo uso de ponerlos y quitarlos. También puedes tener uno en cada lápiz que utilice el niño/a.

Da insegnante della scuola dell'infanzia li utilizzo sia a scuola che a casa con i miei figli di 4 e 3 anni.Pro:si adattano a qualunque tipo di pennarello, matita, pastello, posata per mangiare.Contro:non sono sempre disponibili e il alcuni periodi costano 20 euro. Io aspetto sempre scendano sui12 euro.Dopo un po' essendo di plastica si rompono sopratutto se vengono infilati e sfilati molte volte.Li consiglio assolutamente per correggere impugnatura non corretta dei bambini. Dopo qualche mese di utilizzo i bambini iniziano a impugnare correttamente senza più bisogno degli adattatori. Li consiglio assolutamente.

My 7 year old son has struggled to hold a pencil properly so his printing is very tough to understand. It has been a huge challenge to get him to do his homework as a result. These little pencil grips made it fun for him again! he sat quietly and filled out a phonics type exercise book. I'm so happy, Thank you!!

Die Kinder kommen damit gut zu recht. Einfach für Erwachsene die ihre Kinder leichter beim Schreiben helfen wollen. Für alle Alter auch