AeroThumb, Treatment Kit to Stop Thumbsucking (Large (Ages 7+))

Just what I needed for my son, I helped him leave his dependence with his finger, I like that you can change the garters and it fits his hand, it is easy to wash and comfortable

It works somewhat! It does keep my 9yrs mind off sucking his thumb most days but it does interfere with his daily activities ( he pick up playing clarinet, now they have to switch him to trumpet. Also he can’t wear it during taekwondo due to break boards) Wish I knew about this product maybe 2 years ago. It could have work better. When there is a break, he right back in the same habit. It not tight enough, he managed to slide his thumb out when alone as I caught him once. So it work somewhat but disappointed that it cost over $150 for what it worth.

This works better than an ortho habit appliance! My 9 yr old started a habit appliance along with a palate expander ( Orthodontic treatment) and she continued to use suck her thumb through all of this treatment (setting back tx) Thumbs would be swollen, and mouth hurting... this did not stop her, so I took an extra step and invested in the TGuard for both hands. It stayed on 247, only removed to shower, for 6 weeks and broke her habit! She's happier, handles her emotions better, not sick all the time, and her Orthodontic treatment is now working- smile/bite is coming along beautifully. First 2 weeks were tough but it did get easier over time using the sticker chart... trust the process.

Opened package and looked used, was returned immediately

BUY IT! Don't hesitate! I am NOT being paid for this review and I did not get the product for free. My ten (yes, 10!) year old daughter could not stop sucking herthumb. We tried EVERYTHING over the years. Bandaids, tape, bad tasting stuff, an orthodontic appliance (she even stopped for 6 months and re-started). This is the only thing that has ever worked. The first few nights were hard, I'm not going to lie. We stuck it out and it has been amazing. She puts it on herself every night without me having to ask. (She wore it around the clock for the first two or three days, told kids at school that she hurt her thumb playing soccer. After that she only needed it at night.) At first, I had to put it on tight enough that she couldn't pry it off so we went through a new band every night. Now, we tighten the bracelet just enough so she can't easily get out of it in her sleep, but loose enough that she can still wiggle it on and off. We change the band once a week or so and she puts it on every night without me needing to remind her. Mentally, she was ready to stop but didn't think she would ever be able to. Even though she hasn't sucked in weeks/months, I think she will continue to wear this at night for the forseeable future. I couldn't be more grateful to the inventors of the T-guard!!