AeroThumb Thumb Sucking Prevention Kit – Thumb Sucking Guard with InstaLock System - Deterrent & Treatment For Bad Dental Habits | Ages 3-4 | Under 40 lbs – Small | Made in the USA

Honestly one of the best products I have bought from Amazon . I wasn’t sure if it was going to work so I bought other things in case it didn’t . But didn’t need them , thankfully . My toddler is 2years 9months old and used her finger as a way to comfort her self . Now that she was starting school I didn’t want her to continue this habit. I received it about 2 weeks ago and she stopped sucking her thumb within a week. She may have a slip up here and there but for the most part she has stopped . Really happy with the this . Happy customer 🙂

Es justo lo que se muestra, el material es cómodo y se ajusta perfectamente, además los aditamentos son divertidos para los niños Tenemos muchas buenas expectativas para lograr dejar de chuparse los dos dedos (Había hecho una mala reseña, por que me habían enviado un mail de que el producto no llegaría, me comentaron que fue un error, pero aún no sé cómo borrar la reseña anterior)

This system was truly a lifesaver. I had an aggressive thumb sucker, so much so that her teeth were starting to move forward and she had huge blisters/callouses on both of her thumbs. She sucked to go to sleep, ride in the car, even while she was talking she would sometimes refuse to take her thumb out of her mouth. We tried everything: educating her on the bad effect the thumb sucking was having on her teeth, bad tasting nail polish, discouraging her sucking during sit-down times, bribing with daily rewards, but nothing seemed to work. We let her know that we were going to help her stop the habit with these devices, and showed her the star chart included. When the chart is finished, we told her, she would be getting a ride-on toy she has been wanting. We also tied permission to watch her favorite tv show to be dependent upon her completing the previous day successfully without sucking her thumb. Warning: the first week was HARD. The first two days I had adjusted the band too tight, and the device ended up leaving red marks on her hands. On the third day, we found a fit that worked for us, and though *technically* she could get out of it, we warned if she did so we would tighten the device further and it encouraged her to leave it on. Even so, the sucking had already dropped dramatically on day 1, by day 3 she only sucked to try to get a reaction from us, and by day 7 she realized the daily rewards and her favorite TV show were more valuable than the lackluster reward of her diminished thumb sucking abilities with the device. Bedtime was a constant nightmare that first week as she learned how to fall asleep without her thumb crutch. Day 8 was the first day she went all day without sucking her thumb, and with only one time when she was really upset on day 22, she never tried sucking again. By day 25, I started taking the device off for very dirty activities, like play dough or cookie baking, then putting it back on. By day 29 we phased out of the device entirely, and she is currently on her 4th day without wearing the device at all and still no thumb sucking. It’s a miracle! Pros: design, toddler may like the choice of wrist bands, easily washable Cons: Lots of people will judge you for putting the device on your child (not that I cared), the device will start to get tinged over time, and getting the right fit is a bit difficult at first. It’s expensive if you need two devices like I did. I also wouldn’t recommend this unless your toddler is verbal enough to understand why you’re doing it and the reward system you set up for them. Overall, if I had to do this all over again, I would buy this system in a heartbeat. It is the only thing that has produced results, and it took less than 60 days to do so. Would highly recommend!!!

It works

Worked great. Kid stopped sucking left thumb. Then started with right. We ordered another for the right thumb. Kid stopped sucking right. Yeeesssss! No more thumb sucking...........then kid started sucking index finger. We gave up. These guards are EXPENSIVE. Purchased two. Problem solved until kid started with a new finger. We just said the heck with it. $200 spent and Kid moved on a new fingers.