🧤 Dementia Restraint Gloves - 2PCS, Safety Control Hand Mitts, Restraint Mitts with Thick Sponge Filling, Scratch Prevention Gloves for Adults, Elderly Dementia Products Review

I had to buy them to avoid tearing my skin while sleeping. They are quite difficult to put on and the texture is porous enough to scratch skin, but it's better than using nails.

This soft and comfortable glove is ideal for self-harming children or adults with autism and other disabilities. I have used it on my daughter who has been pulling her hair from time to time and it has worked well.

Bought these for my mother. This prevents her from skinning and soiling the seat cushions. Versus. The ties are really long. You need to continue wrapping the tie, and then wrap the end in foil. You think it looks good, but now it looks like we tagged it or did something to it.

The first time I put them on they immediately took them off. So this product didn't work for us and wasted money again, but I was willing to try anything. I will say that my loved one has very aggressive behavior so if this is not the case then this product might suit you.

My father has severe dementia, at night he often scratched and hit himself and took off his pull-ups, so every morning I welcomed the bloody, beaten and covered urine father. These mittens do the trick and keep him from doing serious damage, just wish they had padding on both sides of the glove.

A little disappointed I thought they were padded on both sides, probably written somewhere and I overlooked it. Other than that, I can't comment on that as we haven't had to use it yet. We have an autistic son who struggled with self-harm behavior so I hoped they were gentle on both sides. The time will show.

Slightly disappointed I thought these were padded on both sides, probably written somewhere and I missed it. Other than that, I can't comment on that as we haven't had to use it yet. We have an autistic son who struggled with self-harm behavior so I hoped they were gentle on both sides. The time will show.

So I'm taking care of my 85 year old disabled grandmother who has been diagnosed with dementia. She started tearing her diapers so her former nurse and now xha recommended wearing mittens. They didn't specifically talk about which ones I should get, so I tried my luck with these. I ordered them over a month ago and the first night I used them Grandma took them off. I haven't tried tying the tape to the bed, but without the other methods I use still manages to untie them.

Not much to say about this product. He does what he has to do and does it well. I'm dealing with an elderly family member who can't stop removing clothes, bandages and even stitches in the middle of the night. These gloves really helped my family member not to get hurt while the whole family was sleeping. If I can add any advice regarding usage, make sure you tie at least two knots on the shackles so the user can't pick the knots with their teeth etc. So you will be aware of unintentional play.