Special Supplies Sensory Brush Therapressure Therapy Brush for Occupational and Sensory Brushing, Stimulating and Calming Tools for Kids and Adults, Soft Flexible Bristles, Latex Free (3 pack)

I have three grandchildren that have sensory issues. I originally purchased these thinking nail brushes but they loved them so much - they zone out when using them on their arms and face - they are very soft bristles

My neurodivergent friend loves these brushes. They’re apparently very soothing.

There is a bit of a learning curve to the Wilbarger method, which is what these brushes are meant to be used for. But online tutorials are helpful, as was consulting with my son's OT during their last session, at which time she modeled the method for me with one of these brushes.My neurodivergent son, age 5, is still getting used to these. They are NOT to be used on the face, head, neck, chest, or stomach areas. Everywhere else, we start brushing from the center out through the feet or fingertips.Generally, it is recommended to use these brushes first, then to do joint compressions. My son LOVES deep pressure sensory stimulation, so we have actually done the opposite at the suggestion of his OT, and started with joints, then muscle squishes, and then using these sensory brushes. He is tolerating them well, and does seem to be calmer after sensory brushing sessions, which in the early stages are every 2 waking hours.I removed 1 star, because I think that more detailed instructions for use should be included with this tool, as use is not intuitive nor self-explanatory.But for sensory seekers who crave deep pressure, and/or despise light touch, these brushes are an incredible tool for sensory integration.I love that there are half a dozen in this pack, as that makes it possible to have them in my purse, diaper/go bag, at home, and a couple back ups/ replacements.

Great for cleaning fingernails after gardening!

The best asmr sound and feel! My clients love them. Not the most comfortable to hold/use as a tool, for long periods of time, but the texture and sensory feel is great!

These are very soft for brushing your body! It's a sensory relief that works with a meltdown! You can also use this for cradle cap! 😍

Love them! My son received some from his OT and we decided to buy a few more. They're very soft and really do the job in begging regulate his sensory needs. We use the brush 2x a fast every day and it holds up very well.

My 6 year old nonverbal grandson loves this brush and carries it around with him everywhere. He doesn’t play with any toys - only his iPad and now - this brush. He loves his hands and arms rubbed ever so gently and this brush does just that.