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December Giveaway
Free free free and EAZY! 'Tis the season for giving and we are giving away some serious goodies to keep for yourself or gift to someone else for the holidays this month! Enter our December giveaway for a chance to win a pack of EaZyHolds, a functionalhand, Do.A.Dot Art Markers and activity books, Z-Vibes, and children's book I Am Me from A-Z by Victoria Nelson!
Last day to enter is December 16th. US participants only.
Learn about the fantastic adaptive technologies available today!
Triangle Gardener is a go-to publication for gardening enthusiasts, offering expert advice, seasonal tips, and curated product recommendations to make gardening more accessible and enjoyable. In their November-December 2024 Gift…
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Looking for a thoughtful and practical Christmas gift? EaZyHold has been featured on Shabby Chic Boho as an ideal choice for bringing joy and independence to loved ones of all…
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We’re excited to share that Akron Ohio Moms has featured EaZyHold as a perfect gardening tool for all ages and abilities! This versatile, soft silicone grip was highlighted for its…
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We’re excited to share that EaZyHold was recently featured in All Beautiful Mommies as an ideal tool for gardeners of all ages and abilities. Gardening is a wonderful way to…
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EaZyHold is thrilled to be featured in Real Simple’s guide on clever, practical products designed to simplify everyday life. As highlighted, EaZyHold’s adaptive silicone grips help people with limited hand…
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We’re thrilled to share that Parenting Healthy has featured EaZyHold as a versatile adaptive aid for children and adults! This innovative silicone cuff is designed to help individuals with limited…
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We’re so excited to announce that EaZyHold has been featured in the autumn roundup of parenting gear by First Time Parent Magazine! This guide highlights products that make parenting smoother,…
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We’re so excited to share that Accidentally Accessible has featured our universal cuffs as an aid for daily living! Accidentally Accessible is a publication that reviews adaptive products for grip…
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EaZyHold is so grateful to be featured in Living Out Joy’s article, “Essential School Supplies: Don’t Start Class Without Them!” Living Out Joy is a fantastic lifestyle blog that focuses…
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We wanted to extend a big thank you to a member of the community, Karla Sullivan, for sharing about EaZyHold in the “Neighbor News” section of Patch.com in Downers Grove,…
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A new article on Happy Deal – Happy Day features products to make life easier for toddlers and their parents, including EaZyHold Universal Cuffs! Thank you to Maura, the lovely…
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We’re so happy to share that EaZyHold has been featured in another back to school must haves article! The article from Orlando Mom Collective, Back to School Must Haves, lists…
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EaZyHold was mentioned in this master list of all Jeni’s favorite things this summer! Whether you’re looking for something fun for your kiddos, a gift for your man or your…
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EaZyHold has been featured by Daily Candid News in their article, “EaZyHold for Independent Tykes”! This piece shines a spotlight on how our adaptive grips are making a big difference…
Read MoreEaZyHold Review From Kristin Hale – It’s Free At Last
We were so appreciative to see Kristin Hale spotlight EaZyHold universal cuffs on her blog, It’s Free At Last. She is a master product reviewer with a mom’s perspective. Kristin…
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We were delighted by a thorough and favorable review of the EaZyHold Therapist/Teacher 7-Pack by Missy’s Product Reviews. Missy has been blogging since 2012. Due to fibromyalgia, she has days…
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We’re happy to share that EaZyHold has been featured in a summer guide by Steph’s Cheers and Jeers! This guide is your go-to resource for making the most out of…
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EaZyHold received a particularly amazing message of appreciation from Vincent Ekpanyaskun, the father of a young violinist named Tiana. Tiana had a stroke at age 10 that caused the left…
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We are so pleased that EaZyHold has been highlighted in a recent article by AOL, listing products that can help make life easier in the new school year. The article,…
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We’re proud to announce that EaZyHold has been featured in LA’s The Place, a renowned lifestyle publication that highlights products, and innovations making a real difference in people’s lives. Their…
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Summer is winding down and parents, educators, and students are on the lookout for the best tools to make a smooth and successful transition into the school year. This year,…
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What is the link between a ginkgo tree, one of the oldest tree species on earth, and stroke patients? According to this article from the American Heart Association’s news site,…
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We love March for a lot of reasons. It’s warming up, the flowers are just beginning to bloom, and shamrock shakes are back (if you’re into that). But most importantly,…
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In an article from AT Today, The case for adaptive cycling – Why it should be considered essential medical equipment, Sarah Sarsby explores the benefits of riding a bike and…
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Tiana Ekpanyaskun’s left side was left paralyzed after a stroke at age 10. The Adaptive Music Bridging Program helped her adapt her violin with reversed strings and an EaZyHold. Her…
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Avoiding Isolation Avoiding isolation is very important for seniors. Loneliness is associated with higher blood pressure and stress levels. This A Place for Mom article on preventing social isolation in…
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This month’s Hands to Love newsletter focuses on usage patterns for children and adults with upper limb differences. The H2L Innovation Station section features a shout out to EaZyHold and…
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Rehabilitation therapists Cindy and Christina Hardin-Weiss are hosting a wonderful new show called Safe and Sound: Adaptive Concepts for Vibrant Living. The therapy and caregiving experts offer tips and life…
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Checkout this article from January 2023 in Inventor Digest featuring Kerry Mellin – the inventor of EaZyHold.
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We’re back this year with another inclusive gift guide for infants and children of all abilities and needs. Includes fun sensory toys, inclusive children’s books, art tools, accessibility tools, and…
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It can be tricky to know what to get your disabled child or those parents of disabled children in your life. Being a special needs parent isn’t easy, and shopping…
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In a previous blogpost, we shared pediatric occupational therapist Laura Faye Clubok’s words from her experience at Lucky Fin Weekend. She showcased EaZyHold at the event and was so inspired…
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This past July, the Wahlbangers Drum Circle Organization held a therapeutic drum circle at the Chapman University Stroke Boot Camp with a little extra assistance from EaZyHold grip assists! The…
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Laura Faye Clubok, pediatric occupational therapist and owner of On the Other Hand Therapy shared these beautiful words about this year’s Lucky Fin Weekend. She touches on how beautiful and…
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Sensory Laine is an online marketplace that highlights makers of “diverse, inclusive, and adaptive products.” EaZyHold is so happy to be featured on their Instagram account in a post highlighting…
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We recently attended the 10th annual Wheelchair Sports Festival in Santa Clarita! It was such a great experience to see adaptive sports in action and we got to meet some…
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Arthrogryposis Awareness Day, observed on June 30th, is a time when we come together to honor the strength, resilience, and determination of individuals living with arthrogryposis. This rare condition, also…
Read MoreEaZyHold in Woman’s World Magazine
EaZyHold founder, Kerry Mellin, was recently featured in Woman’s World Magazine for her invention! Check it out below. Don’t forget to take a look at the EaZyHold blog and follow…
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This past March, EaZyHold founder, Kerry Mellin, went on “InventHer Live” to talk about her 100% silicone universal cuffs! InventHer Live is a live webcast in which Marcy McKenna, a…
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EaZyHold has partnered with a wonderful project called mindfulness in mOTion. MIM is an occupational therapy and education consulting practice founded by two nontraditional pediatric OTs, Danielle Delorenzo and My…
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This year, EaZyHold was so honored to be part of a presentation by UNICEF about accessibility and universally designed products. In a world where over 15% (which is more than…
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EaZyHold has become my favorite and highest recommended adaptive equipment in pediatric outpatient OT. I love that the handle is made of silicone so I don’t have to worry about…
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Please welcome Leah Trotter to our blog; an incredible parent and advocate for her son Jack. She’s here today to share her raw emotions about her experience with her son…
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There’s no denying that having a child with a difference or a disability, be it physical, emotional or social, comes with its own set of unique challenges and trials. What’s…
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Please welcome Kaitlyn Ball from Our Disabled Life to the blog! She’s an amazing mom of two children with special needs and is here to share what’s in her bag. Take a…
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Hi there, my name is Jayson and along with being a school-based occupational therapist, I also blog at OTschoolhouse.com and host a corresponding podcast called the OT School House Podcast where we…
Read More“Learning To Live” – An Insight to Juvenile Psoriatic Arthritis
While browsing through Instagram, I stumbled upon an amazing teen who is sharing her journey with juvenile arthritis through her beautiful writing. I asked her to write a blog post specifically for…
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Please welcome Kaitlyn Mersich, PT, DPT to the EaZyHold blog today! She has been a pediatric physical therapist for 3 years and is here to share a post on fun…
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Please help us welcome Pamela Tucker to the EaZyHold blog! We’re so happy to have her here again and are grateful for this fantastic idea to create a “tip list”…
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Please welcome Jill Storey to the blog! She’s an amazing mama of five boys and is here today to share her experience as a special needs family. Enjoy! Like most things, summer…
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Please welcome Amanda Ghiloni to the EaZyHold blog. She is a Pediatric COTA/L and wrote this amazing summer activities list for us. Make sure to visit her on Instagram @barefoot_otThank you…
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Please help us welcome Brandi Ringelman from Meet the Ringelmans. We’ve been following along with Brandi and her family’s journey with sweet son, Austin, for a while now and we’re so happy…
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Please help EaZyHold welcome Melissa Brown, the amazing mother of our friend Silas. She’s here today to share her experiences as a special needs parent facing the challenges of often…
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Please help us welcome back Pamela Tucker to the blog! If you missed it, she previously wrote this beautiful post for us about parenting a child with a rare disease. She’s here…
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Please help us welcome our guest blogger, Pamela Tucker to EaZyHold! Read her incredible story below and be sure to share your own experiences with raising a rare child in…
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Being a parent is hard work, there’s no doubt about it. We could love our kids to the end of the earth and still fall, exhausted and crying, into bed…
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Music Therapy has been proven to help individuals in the disabled and special needs community to strengthen their abilities in all areas of their lives. Whether the individuals needs are…
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From Today’s Parent Most kids love Halloween, but kids with disabilities may need a few simple accommodations so they can join in the trick or treating. Small changes to things like where you…
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Painted Pumpkins are fun to make and are a great fall craft for children of all abilities to do. Traditional pumpkin carving is tricky and can be dangerous for little hands,…
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From USA Today This year’s most epic Halloween costume goes to … Jeremy Scott! Jeremy’s dad, Ryan, created this Ghostbusters masterpiece — a perfectly scaled replica of the Ecto-1 that encompasses Jeremy’s wheelchair.…
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Kerry Lynch would much rather you ask questions than point and stare or make an obvious attempt not to stare. Her 2-year-old daughter, Mary Cate, was born with a rare genetic disorder called Apert Syndrome,…
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This is not easy to talk about, but did you know that strokes are the leading cause of serious long term disability in the United States? A common misconception is…
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June 30th marks Arthrogryposis Awareness Day! What is Arthrogryposis? Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita (AMC) describes a congenital joint contracture in two or more areas of the body. Any joint can be…
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Summer is a fun time; there are vacations, trips to amusement/water parks, camping trips, late night hangouts with friends, and summer camps for kids … there’s a lot to do!…
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Arthritis is close to our hearts here at EaZyHold. We invented our universal cuffs because of the arthritis we were suffering from and knew there was a whole world of…
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via themighty.com The beginning of a new school year makes me anxious, but not as anxious as it makes my children, who have disabilities. I worry about the teachers. I worry…
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Beauty Always Finds A Way and If you’re an amputee or are related to an amputee, you know that disability doesn’t mean inability. Some of the most physically capable, active,…
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Ceridwen Hughes, a photographer from North Wales, wants the world to view disabilities differently. In an effort to change people’s perspectives, he created a photo project called “We Can…” that…
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ABLE Accounts: What You Need to Know ABLE accounts are “tax-advantaged savings accounts for individuals with disabilities and their families.” You might be wondering what this means, so today we’re…
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Lucky Fins Rule! If you’ve seen anyone with a Lucky Fin, chances are you probably didn’t even notice anything different about them. You might have seen them playing catch, climbing,…
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Finding the right pair of shoes for children with special needs can be difficult. Some of these children have a hard time expressing their needs. Without having their needs properly…
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Knowing how to properly care for an individual who has a physical disability can be tough. You want to make sure that you are helping them as much as needed,…
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Children who have disabilities, whether it be mental or physical, often feel excluded. It is important to make sure that all children are included in school activities. Other students need…
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Playtime is important for the development of any child whether they have a disability or not. You might have a difficult time thinking of activities that a child with a physical…
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It is important for their sanity that seniors make their own decisions. Many senior citizens that need assistance end up losing the ability to make their own decisions and express…
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According to AARP, the majority, or 90 percent of seniors would prefer to live out their days at home as they age. In order for seniors to achieve that goal, it…
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Everyone’s goal in life is to be independent, with or without a disability. Adaptive devices for the disabled can help them achieve this goal. There are many different devices, each…
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As you get older, your ability to grip things becomes weaker and less reliable. You may no longer be able to pick up a pen, handle the TV remote, answer…
Read MoreActivities for Children With Special Needs
If you have a child with special needs, it can be very beneficial for them to get involved in after school activities. The video above shows some great activities for children…
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