BraceAbility Pediatric Elbow Immobilizer - Arm Restraint Brace and Extension Splint to Keep Arm Straight for Toddlers/Children/Kids (Small)

Easy to use and lightweight. Good solution for a toddler that has bilateral eye surgery. Highly recommend

Used this to keep baby from thumb sucking. Worked like a champ. Tried all of the thumb guards nothing worked. This did, and literally no more thumb sucking. Painless for baby and she actually likes wearing it for fun.Should have gotten this first

I'm a very thin woman with osteoporosis. I broke my ulna playing disc golf last week. Since I have open bleeding wounds still, the Dr didn't want to cast it & just put guaze & an ace bandages around it until my wounds heal so I can clean them 4x a day. The gauze plus ace bandage was heavy, bulky, & really uncomfortable. I was looking for a forearm brace but most of the ones made for adults have the hand/thumb part which I don't need, or had way too much velcro, & they were HUGE!!!! I am very tall, & the adult ones are weird. REALLY wide, too wide for my skinny arms, & not long enough, most would end before my break. So I started looking at elbow splints but still, the adult sizes were sooooo wide! So I started looking at pediatric sizes. This one I think is meant for toddlers or maybe 5 year olds. And it's shorter than advertised at about 5 1/2 inches long. But that's OK & the width is perfect! My wrist is only 5 1/2" circumference. This is padded nicely, it's lightweight, comfortable & well made. I'll likely be in this for the next 6 months as I also have a huge bone contusion surrounding the break so even after the break heals I'll need protection. This arrived in one day. I would definitely order again but hope I'll never need one again

Ordered these in 2017. Couldn’t find them a couple months ago. Didn’t give up looking. Then i saw them. Best elbow braces i have ever used. Hard to find comfortable ones for short arms.

So while the Velcro works, the brace works great. It kept my son’s thumb out of his mouth but didn’t restrict his range of motion so that he couldn’t play. UNFORTUNATELY, the Velcro stopped working about 3 weeks in. I tried everything I could to get it to stick again, but if my son so much as bends his elbow a little bit, it releases and falls right off. Very unhappy with how much I paid for three weeks of use.

I purchase one of these every month for my son with special needs to keep his hands out of his mouth. Two issues with this brace: 1) The metal rods always break through the ends of the material since the material is a jersey knit and not that strong/durable. 2 weeks in and the rods are already poking out. I stitch the material back together again to get a few more days use out of it. 2) The velcro doesn't last more than a few days. The material that the velcro is attaching to just does not have enough "stick". I take a strip of velcro and sew it to the brace so that the velcro can get a good and strong grip to remain secure and intact.Like I said, I go thru one of these a month because I have not found anything that is better for a child size are, but this requires a lot of effort and re-design and sewing on my end just to make it last a month. I recently went to repurchase and now notice that they are charging over $8 to ship in addition to the $19.99 price tag. Entirely too much for the hassle I have to go thru. I'm guessing they noticed they had a steady buyer and increased the price to squeeze more out of special needs families that are already paying high dollar for things that should not cost that much. Shaking my head.

My daughter says it’s cozy. She is not having trouble with her ulnar nerve since wearing

I bought this stabilizer to put on my mothers arm where she had broken it and was not set correctly so there was a gap between bones. She loves it. Makes her feel more secure and softer than the hard plastic she was using.