Syrebo Pediatric Resting Hand Splint for Kids (Ages 3–12)

Syrebo Pediatric Resting Hand Splint for Kids

This soft, non-powered pediatric hand splint is designed to support the wrist, palm, thumb and fingers in a resting position. It is made for children ages 3–12 and is available in separate left-hand and right-hand versions.

The splint may be used for hand positioning during rest or as part of a clinician-directed rehabilitation plan after pediatric stroke, injury or surgery. It does not actively move the fingers, treat the underlying condition or replace professional assessment.

What this kids hand splint offers

• Child-size design: Made for children ages 3–12.
• Adjustable fit: Hook-and-loop straps secure the thumb, fingers, back of the hand and wrist.
• Shapeable support: The splint can be adjusted gradually to support different resting hand positions.
• Soft, breathable cover: The blue outer layer is designed for comfortable contact with the hand.
• Removable outer cover: A back zipper allows the outer layer to be removed for washing.
• Left- and right-hand options: Choose the side that matches the child's affected hand before adding to cart.

Product specifications

How to put on the pediatric hand splint

1. Insert the child's hand through the elastic band.
2. Place the thumb in the thumb support and fasten its strap.
3. Secure the long strap across the back of the hand.
4. Fasten the shorter strap across the fingers.
5. Secure the wrist strap. The splint should feel supportive, never painfully tight.

Pediatric Hand Splint Questions

What age is this hand splint for?

This model is designed for children ages 3–12. Age alone does not guarantee fit, so check the child's hand wrist carefully and ask a pediatric occupational therapist or other qualified clinician if you are unsure. For an adult-size option, see the Syrebo adult resting hand splint.

How do I choose the correct side?

Select Left Hand when the left hand needs support, or Right Hand when the right hand needs support. The two versions are shaped for their stated side and are not interchangeable.

Is this a robotic rehabilitation glove?

No. This is a non-powered resting hand splint. It supports positioning but has no motor, electrical stimulation or active finger-training modes.

Can this splint be used after pediatric stroke or for cerebral palsy?

A clinician may include a resting hand splint in a positioning plan for some children after stroke or with cerebral palsy. Suitability depends on the child's joint position, muscle tone, sensation and skin condition. This product does not treat stroke, cerebral palsy or spasticity; ask a pediatric occupational therapist or other qualified clinician whether and how it should be used.

How long should a child wear the splint?

There is no single schedule that is right for every child. Follow the wearing schedule given by the child's clinician, check the skin regularly and remove the splint if it causes pain, numbness, swelling, persistent redness or a change in skin color.

How do I clean the splint?

Open the back zipper and remove the outer cover for washing. Follow the care instructions supplied with the product and make sure all parts are fully dry before the splint is worn again.

Safety note: Adult supervision is required. Do not use the splint over broken skin or force a stiff or painful hand into position. Ask a qualified healthcare professional before use after a recent injury or surgery, or if the child has reduced sensation, circulation problems, severe stiffness or an uncertain diagnosis.