4 year old Autistic daughter loves the feel of the grips and likes the colors, we're still working on her training/grip

My son loves these works great for him.

Comfortable and worked

I must put tape on the pencil to hold the grip in place, but the kids love 'em.

My two kids love using it to write and draw their diary everyday

It is the fun way to train kids to grip pencil correctly and kids love to use them

The designs are cute.

They have an awesome progressive design for kids who need a program to help them, and then for kids like my daughter, who have done the program, but need a constant physical reminder, they are simply colorful and way fun!Pros:1) soft, wonderful grips

My daughter really likes the cute designs of the pencil

And the different color of ruins were great for all of my kids.

The positioning for the posture is not left hand friendly.

Her feedback was that they are very soft and hold fingers in the perfect position

These do allow for perfect positioning of little fingers on pencils, but I was hoping to use it on crayons as well, but alas the crayon broke

My 8 year old needs helping holding his fingers in the right position to write.

The angle for the third finger approach on the send step (dolphin) is such for a right hand as well.

and I hate to force him into his right hand as a result of these grips

The positioning for the posture is not left hand friendly.

He could only use the butterfly wing ones because the fish ones are angled for a right-handed person.

My daughter really likes the cute designs of the pencil

My daughter loves them and its helps with having hold her pencils/pens correctly!

4 year old Autistic daughter loves the feel of the grips and likes the colors, we're still working on her training/grip

My daughter is an oral motor seeker, and she loves to chew a bit on these

My daughter always had issues with holding her pencils correctly, despite the countless times someone had been shown how to do so.

My students lack fine motor skills and I thought these would help.

My students like to exchange different shapes and colors too and very attractive for kids to use it and practice!

Also I used these in class and my students complained that it hurt their finger.

My students lack fine motor skills and I thought these would help.

My 5 year old was having trouble understanding the correct way to hold his pencil

It is the fun way to train kids to grip pencil correctly and kids love to use them

As an artist, I understand the value of learning to hold a pencil correctly, and am saddened when I see adults clutching pencils in awkward ways

This has been a great way to help our kids learn the most efficient way to hold a pencil

This is a great invention for kids to learn the correct way to write

Also the texture is smooth no sticky feeling

4 year old Autistic daughter loves the feel of the grips and likes the colors, we're still working on her training/grip

Also the texture is smooth no sticky feeling