This small grip has been a must-have for years when learning to write. The unique shape indicates the correct finger position when learning to write; the three writing fingers have their own position. The arrow on the side indicates the correct direction for left and right-handed people: arrow towards the tip of the writing instrument for left-handed people, arrow up for right-handed people.
The grip is small in diameter. This places the emphasis of holding the writing instrument on the fingertips; an important reminder of the correct starting position for learning to write with a dynamic pen grip.
This makes the stetro-grip particularly suitable from the age of 6, for older toddlers and in group 3.
Is there a high pendulum or still difficult grip with the right fingers? Then choose a grip that is larger and offers more resistance, such as the pencil grip.
Please note: Guidance and practice for learning a good pen grip and dynamic writing motor skills remains important. A gripper should only be used for short periods to support this.