SANHO Premium Sensory Sock, Updated Version Small (35In X 20In), For Height Up To 40In - Green Review

The product seems well made. I bought the small (35 inch length) for my 3 year old, he's 36 inches tall so I figured it would give him the best resistance so he could stretch it and get that sensory input he needs. It does not. Unless he makes a consistant effort (and let's face it, he's 3, that's not happening) to keep it pulled up on him, it just falls right off. This isn't a complaint about the quality of the fabric or product, my complaint is that if it's 35in in length, it should work for…

I measured my son to make sure I ordered the appropriate size. This is way to big and is not as described as the picture. The picture shows a tighter neck area and instead it literally looks like an extra large pillow case. This doesn’t have any support on top from preventing it fromFalling

My 3 year old has some minor sensory issues, which cause her to become very difficult at times. I wasn’t sure how she would react to this sock, but it has proven to be a HUGE HIT!

My autistic child loves everything about this thing except the tag on the inside. It bewilders me why there would be a tag inside an item specifically designed for a demographic with sensory needs.

I have a son with sensory issues and a foster son with FASD. This helps them calm down and feel safe. It helps give them the deep pressure they crave and is easy to clean. I just toss it in the washer and then air dry.

So, this could have been awesome and it wasn’t even great. Right size for my son’s height but thin material and it doesn’t at all stay on like the picture implies. Donated it to school, can still be used as like a sensory tool where you don’t have to stand in it, but not right for our needs.

My four year old has epilepsy paired with hyperactivity and trouble sleeping. He doesn't sleep without his "Green thing" (sensory sock). It calms him and makes him feel safe. I don't worry about him suffocating because the material is breathable. We have washed it probably 20 times by now and it's still holding up. I have told so many mom's about this. It is good for calming no matter the child.

My daughter snuggles up in it when she gets a little nervous and it seems to help. It’s made so the place you get in can fold over and totally close up. The small was a bit too small for my 4 year old, but the medium was perfect for my 8 year old.

Fabric is soft and seems of good quality. I bought this one to try for my son after getting one similar but had buttons in the middle and the style with buttons is much better. This style of just being open does not give as much of the pressure / resistance my son needs at times.

My daughter really likes this but becomes frustrated because she can’t quite get the pressure she wants from it. It would be the perfect item if it had a hoodie, if there was some visual contrast so kids can easily identify how to put it on and if the bottom of the sack had some more traction so it’s not as slippery.

The child who was the inspiration for this purchase LOVED it. He kept looking for his "sack." It was adorbs. May be prohibitively expensive for some families.

I ordered a size small for my 6 year old son. When it came he was so excited, but it was way too small for what it was intended for. Since he still wanted to "play” in it, i wasn’t able to return it for another size. It gets some use, but not enough for the cost since I’ll have to buy another at some point soon.

My son loves his body sock! Perfect for a child with sensory needs! My sad on is only 38 inches tall and it’s a little too big for him but I like that there’s room to grow.