![]() The wrist loop encourages them to hold the pen at the right angle, and provides sensory input to promote the dynamic tripod grasp. This device helps children position the pencil correctly in their hand. You can also use them for pre-writing tactile stimulation, by placing two or three grips along the barrel of a pencil and rolling it between the palms: this ‘wakes up’ the hand ready for handwriting. They’re particularly good for children who grip the pencil too tight, which causes finger and hand strain. These spiky but soft comfort grips provide sensory feedback as to where the fingers are around the pencil. Make sure you place the grip the right way round on the pencil. Its large size helps with pencil control. ![]() They tend to be better suited to older children, as younger children may lose them – or chew them!Ĭross-guard Ultra pencil grip, £8.99 for fiveĪ soft, giving rubber-style comfort grip that makes the pencil look like it’s wearing a superhero cape! It’s specifically recommended for children who wrap their thumb around their index and middle fingers when holding a pencil. ![]() ![]() Pencil grips are a temporary measure to encourage a better pencil grasp and make handwriting less painful. But while most children will master a decent pencil grip in time, some need a little extra help to train themselves to use the correct grasp. Learning to hold a pencil correctly is important if your child is to be able to write comfortably, fluently and legibly. ![]()
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