OT Sensory Brush- Sensory Processing Disorder and Autism Therapressure Therapy Brush Sponge Brush Hands Scrub Bristle Brushes 5 Colors (Box of 5)

Although my daughter is Autistic, she went into hospital with sepsis, flu, pneumonia, toxic shock andlost pretty much all her long thick hair. Her scalp was too tender to use a brush or comb.Her hair started to grow in and I needed something soft to comb it... Then I remembered this therapy brush was so soft and I ordered these, and it worked great!! and amazed she even let me touch her head, so probably good for others with very little hair or a sensitive scalp.We also used these when she was young to calm her, she is 31 now and doing well

I am a special education teacher and purchased these brushes as a sensory experience for one of my students. This student has LOTS of energy, and having arms and hands brushed gently is calming. Since the kit came with 5, I use one at the sink for hand and nail cleaning. It's fun and encourages a longer hand-washing session for kids. I also keep one at home, and my cat likes it, too! I also like the different colors that can each be used for a different student or purpose in the classroom.

I like the product the student does too however you have to be careful with the sponge because ended up biting the sponge, So we had to take the sponge part off otherwise it was adorable and I still have it.

I bought these to use as facial brushes and they work GREAT! Normal, silicone facial scrubbies are too soft and do not remove all makeup, dirt, etc., facial brushes are too rough for my skin. These soft, bristles work perfectly to remove makeup and dirt, while providing a nice, gentle exfoliant. Very satisfied :)

Perfect for toddlers and kids with a “sensory diet” (not talking about food—but a need for more sensory items in play hours) helps with kiddos and toddlers who are sensitive to being hugged or touched for all struggling kiddos either with ADHD/ADD bipolar or spectrum related. I highly recommend this product. We got it based on our son’s OT therapists suggestion. We used a modified version of the Wilmer (sp?) brushing system both in and out of the bath but we let him play with them and squeeze them whenever he wanted also. Highly recommend for assisting with sensory issues therapy. Gentle bristles.

These did not last long - our almost 5y/o destroyed them and did not seem to like the sensation they gave him with intended use. Darn, too bad because we were really hopeful that they’d help with his sensory issues.

These are great for getting dirt from under nails. And also for getting nail polish off skin. They are gentle and effective. So far they seem durable. I’d buy again.

I bought these during the beginning of the covid breakout. I took the sponge off and used the bristed as a hand and nail brush all handwashing stations at home. We all loved the item and it works well and feels good. May be used all over hands and under nails.