Firesara Pencil Grips, Original Breakthrough Assorted Writing Aid Grip Trainer Posture Correction Finger Grip for Kids Preschoolers Children Adults Special Needs for Lefties or Righties(4PCS)

I use these a lot in my kindergarten class. Some of my students do not have the fine motor skills to hold a pencil correctly. Of all the pencil grips I have used on my students. This is by far the best. It is more expensive but well worth it.

Worked great when he used them. Good fit.

These pencil grips are a fantastic tool for occupational therapy! They help improve grip and control, making writing easier and more comfortable. Perfect for anyone needing extra support with fine motor skills!

I purchased these pencil grips because my Grandson had spent most of his Pre-K school year holding his pencil incorrectly. I started trying to show him the proper way but he was so used to the other way, that he would quickly slip back. After ordering and using these grips, it didn't take him long to get the idea of how I wanted him to hold his pencil. He started off asking me to help him put his fingers back into the grip, then he would put them in there by himself, until gradually he would start off writing with the grip and then write some without the grip, until he eventually stopped using the grip altogether. He holds his pencil correctly now without me correcting him! My other Grandson learned easily with the little triangle wedges added to the pencil. However, if you have a child that is greatly struggling or determined on holding a pencil improperly, I highly recommend these grips...they worked like a charm!

I have tried many different grips over the years, and this is my all time favorite. I used the Claw for a long time, but the resulting grasp was more a static tripod than dynamic tripod. They also aren't truly ambidextrous because the finger cups are different sizes, making the index finger cup a little too large and the middle finger cup a little too small. It may not sound like a big deal, but it was for my son who is a lefty. It just never felt quite right. Switching to this grip made a big difference for him. I decided to add this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07H63QZCL/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 to keep his pencil back, and together they are super helpful. Also, placing the grip a little further up the pencil (so the fingers are 1 1/2" from the tip) is super helpful for lefties. As you can see, he has a perfect grip and his hand doesn't drag through what he has written.