Wilbarger Therapy Brush, 3 Pack – Therapressure Brush for Occupational Therapy for Sensory Brushing – Designed by Patricia Wilbarger – Use as Part of the Wilbarger Brushing Protocol

Easy on the skin and easy to rinse/clean. Feels better and more sanitary than boar bristles. Surgeons use these in hospitals 1 time use only, but can be used many times at home.

Can’t speak to its intended use. Years ago I bought this same brush in a kitchen store to remove silk from ears of corn. Best little gadget ever works like magic. Lost it and have looked for years for same thing. Tried several others that didn’t work half as good but were 3-4 times as expensive. Ran across this and my kitchen is now complete and for a great price! Try it and tell your friends!

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Great value for money

I liked the softness of the bristles as my daughter has sensitive skin . The design over all seems to work! I bought this product as my daughter has problems calming down at bedtime or when shes over stimulated and i brush her body ( not her hair) from head to toe. She thinks it tickles but i can see that after using it a few times she is getting usto it. It does calm her down and makes her refocus for the most part just make sure your doing this in a calming environment. I personally am willing to try anything to help my daughter except medications so this product has fully helped for the reasons i bought it!Thanks for making this product available for every day people to buy we appreciate it and encourage you to keep bring new items out!!

Using for brush therapy for my kid with sensory issues. Love the three pack because there's always a backup if we can't find the one we last used. good quality brush just like is used in her OT appointments. Perfect size.

La terapista de Ot de mi hija me recomendó este cepillo, y lo agradezco mucho. Cuando anda muy hiperactiva se lo paso por sus brazos, pies ,manos etc y la ayuda a relajarse mucho.

My daughter, age 4, is on the autism spectrum and often craves light touch. She was constantly coming over to my husband and I and asking for "touch please" for soothing. We wanted to encourage her to self soothe and figured this would be the first step. She calls this brush her "touchy" and uses it at bedtime to sooth herself to sleep and also when she is upset. She takes one to school with her.There are other sensory brushes out there that are much cuter, but also more expensive, but these work just as well. I like that they came in a pack of three and are very decently priced. We have lost one so far (we've had them for about 6 months) and I would definitely buy these again if we happened to lose another one!