Who They Are For: Made for small hands just learning to write - the child who makes a fist round the pencil, presses too hard, or gives up after two lines. Parents, teachers and occupational therapists use these pencil grippers with nursery and reception writers, and to support children with dyspraxia, dysgraphia or dyslexia. Trains the Tripod Grasp: Each grip seats the thumb, index and middle finger where they belong and holds them there, so the habit forms without constant reminding. A soft writing aid that relieves pressure and eases the hand fatigue which turns homework into a fight. Left-Handed or Right-Handed: Symmetrical finger grips suit a lefty as readily as a righty, with no separate version to buy. This is one of four shapes in the range, so you can move a child on to a different hold as their control improves. Desk, School Bag and Kitchen Table: Slim enough to live in a pencil case and travel between lessons and home, term after term. A sensible back to school buy that fits standard HB and colouring pencils, most pens, crayons and thin paintbrushes. What You Should See: Legible letter formation and a child who can write for longer without aching. A pack of 3 sees one child through a school year, with a spare for when one goes missing.
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