Mybow Elbow Splint for Cubital Tunnel Syndrome, Ulnar Nerve Brace, Pediatric Arm Immobilizer, Child Elbow Support for Tendonitis, Radial Nerve Brace, Kids Arm Stabilizer for Sleeping (Small)

Working great too stop thumb sucking. I tried everything else. I measured my little one's arm first and got the small as recommended. It fits perfectly. The velcro makes it fit snug without slipping and without it being too tight. I found that it works best under a long sleeve pj shirt if your little one is devious enough to try to take it off at night and put it back on in the morning. I highly recommend.

We had exhausted all other methods to get our almost 6 yr old daughter to stop sucking her fingers. This arm immobilizer worked great at nap time and night time sleeping to keep her fingers out of her mouth. She can't bend her arm with this on, the metal prevents from bending. She complained of the sensation of the fabric (like a mesh with small holes), so I just cut a piece of flannel to place between her skin and immobilizer. She has some sensory issues. This worked great and now she keeps her fingers out.

So I’ve been buying this product for a while now and I am super disappointed in the quality it is now. We buy this regularly because our son has autism and stereotypic movement disorder where he punches his head(self harms himself) to the point where he’s bleeding all over so these were a must to have especially when he goes to bed. The metal rod is what they used to use and now they use a flimsy plastic rod and now he’s able to hit himself at bed time. No parent likes waking up to their child covered in blood… Needless to say I won’t be getting any sleep til I find another good product. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THE UPDATED PRODUCT!

We bought this to help stop my daughter from sucking her thumb. So big plus, it works, she couldn’t move her arm. Negative, it was too good at stopping her from moving her arm. She had trouble writing and typing and couldn’t eat with her right hand. We had a lot of tears, complaints it was itchy and bothering her so we did end up returning it but it does work… if she was a non-dominant hand thumb sucker we would’ve for sure kept it.

Cheaply made and doesn't stay on elbow

Using the product for my 5 year old for his arm due to his muscles being tightened due to injury he had when he was younger... PT said to order one to keep his elbow straight

We have a son with special needs & occasionally we have to use a elbow restraint to prevent him from hurting himself at times. These are so awesome & easy to use & remove, I recommend these if your in need of them.

Pro:a. like the idea with 3 hard plastic sticks to remind the elbow not to bend;b. The cuff length is good for smaller or bigger arms;c. overall is a good design;Con:a. The reason I give a lower star is due to the quality of the straps - after each use, the velcro hooks fall off; after 30 days of daily use, the velcro hook already fell off 80% of it. I had to sew a new strap to secure the brace;b. The hard plastic sticks do bend over time - it only works for a conscious mind who would intentionally keep the arm straight. It would be nice to use harder plastic materials;c. The fabric that holds the plastic stick does come apart easily, but I can sew them back and put some super glue to secure the sticks, no big deal;Update on 6-11-2022:a. the plastic stick no long function to stabilize the bending elbow after 40 uses, I bought stainless steel braces from (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QJ9HSK2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1), it is 1" shorter than what I need, but it works!b. the hooks fell after each use, and the felt strips are torn completely after 40 uses, I finally found really good quality velcro sets to replace them (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DRP6C64/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1Hope these tips may help the special needs families!