Handy Handwriting Weights - Set of 2
Handy Handwriting Weights - Set of 2
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Looking to improve fine motor skills and strengthen hand muscles? Our oh-so-soft palm weights strap on to the hands for just the right amount of proprioceptive input, helping boost kids' awareness of their hand movements as they write. Each weight securely fastens with a hook-and-loop closure and provides calming pressure to stabilize the hand for improved handwriting.
- Hook-and-loop closures provide a secure, adjustable fit for comfortable use during writing and fine motor activities
- Helps children with sensory challenges, autism and ADHD
- Made by Fun and Function
- 1/4 lb.: Ages 3-7 • 1/2 lb.: Ages 8-Adult
Ideas for Use
- Wear while doing homework to keep hands steady without assistance
- Incorporate into therapy sessions for proprioceptive input while writing
- Strengthen hands by wearing the hand weights while grasping small objects with tongs
Details
- Includes two writing weights
- Green: 3.5"L x 2"W. Elastic 5"L Weigh 1/4 lb. each
- Blue: 4"L x 2.5"W. Elastic 5.25"L Weigh 1/2 lb. each
- 100% polyester. Weights are steel sand in a 65% polyester and 35% cotton lining
- Clean: Surface wash. Air dry
- Color: Green or blue with black elastic and hook-and-loop closure
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This product comes with a 1-year warranty
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