The Pencil Grip 3-Step Training Kit - Crossover Grip, Pinch Grip & Standard Pencil Grip Ergonomic Writing Aids for Kids, Students, Fine Motor Development, Assorted Colors, Pack of 3 Grips (1 per Type)

Great pencil grips for toddlers and kids to help them hold pencil correctly. I like that they can be used for right and left handed children. All 3 sizes are great.

PERFECT! In my opinion these are perfect for elementary level and or people who are learning to retrain their brain to write due and tragic brain injury! Ordering from this induvial was a success. I had made a bulk order of school supplies and this item was missing. I contacted the seller and they had them sent out right away, and I received them in time for school!

Bought this for my son who has a developmental disability so he could write better per the direction of his Occupational Therapist. That have helped him recommending tremendously with writing and learning how to hold a pencil. Only minor flaw is him learning how to hold the pencil once the are on because it's slightly confusing but overall it's a great product.

Perfect size. My son is practicing holding the pencil very well with no complaints of discomfort

These grips have helped my son tremendously!! He is autistic and to get him to hold a pencil correctly to have eligible writing is important to me and him in the future!!

Good selection of choices for my four and a half year old who is showing interest in writing but doesn't have a mature pencil grip yet. They felt good in my own hands as well, and what I preferred the feel of was different than what he preferred. He continues to swap between the different grips as he practices drawing and writing. We've had these for the last 5 months and they do what they're supposed to do.

Instant improvement in finger grasp and placement for my four year old granddaughter. She was able to hold a pencil properly and was very excited to write in her work book without struggling with finger placement.

I purchased these to allow me to continue use the pens & pencils I so love, as I have joint hypermobility that caused a carpal boss and bone spur in my right hand that affects my ability to write (as well as doing anything else on the planet). So my reason for purchasing these was to correct my poor writing posture that was exacerbating my finger and hand pain. Writing became extremely painful in less than 20 minutes on a good day, and my death grip on the writing utensil wasn't helping. Proper posture and therefor "PenAgain" was recommended by my physical therapist, but as I said I wanted to use my personal arsenal. So I purchased these with high hopes. Unfortunately, they aren't helping much. They are made of very sticky, thick and unstretchable rubber. Well, they stretch long wise, but getting them on and off of a pencil or pen is impossible. I broke a mechanical pencil trying to rip the damn thing off to place it elsewhere!! The hole in the grip is so small and so inflexible that you have to apply exorbitant amounts of pressure to get it half an inch up the pencil! It causes pain before it comes anywhere near its destination. And taking it off? Prepare for a wrestling match with a piece of rubber. It can take a few minutes just to "slide" the thing off. The rubber is so sticky and the hole is so narrow that it refuses to move in any direction, and seems to suction to the pencil and create an unrelenting, immovable seal. I tried stretching out the first off the three step teaching tool on a random pen for a few days. If that made any sort of difference, it was unnoticeable. I am considering taking a hair dryer and a speculum to the little bastards and stretching them out that way. We'll see. As for the tools themselves, they do help me keep good posture, which is why the 3 stars. They are preeeettty low quality, but these were very cheap so you get what you pay for; however, the rubber they are made of are sticky parasites on a constant hunt for hairs, dirt, and other fibers to add to their general unattractiveness. I will keep giving them a chance and attempting to make them more pliable, but if you are someone who doesn't mind the cost and enjoys the convenience of a new pen/cil in the form of PenAgain, I recommend that instead.