but I purchased these for my 5 year old who was having motor skill issues at the start of Kindergarten (at the suggestion of a well meaning friend)

My daughter's school gave her one of these to help with her fine motor skills

Will certainly help the kiddos start off to build there fine motor skills

We have struggled to have him hold a pencil correctly for a long time, we have done fine/gross motor skill exercises, and he still cannot hold a pencil the "correct" way

I used these in my early education classroom as needed to promote both a proper pencil grip and to help my students who struggled with fine motor skills use a "regular" pencil.

My son's Occupational therapist recommended these for his poor fine motor skills and helping him remember how to hold the pencil

We have struggled to have him hold a pencil correctly for a long time, we have done fine/gross motor skill exercises, and he still cannot hold a pencil the "correct" way

I bought for my 6 year old who is having trouble with fine motor skills

I recommend to anyone who has fine motor skills issues.

If your looking for something to help your child's fine motor skills with writing, drawing, or even

My 6 year old has some fine motor skill delays and his occupational therapist recommended this pencil grip used with a short pencil

but I wish they looked like the picture because you could see the R or the L for what hand you write with they are almost clear and you can barely see my son is a Lefty and it took me like 5 minutes to figure out how he needs to hold the

I like the visual "R" or "L" markings that help me feel I am holding the grip in the right way