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Thumb Stabilizer Sleeve

Thumb Stabilizer Sleeve

Designed by Top Hand Specialists to Get Relief From Mommy Thumb Without Giving Up The Use Of Your Hand

check Great compression but still feels super comfortable

check Supports the thumb and wrist while you hold your baby

check Fingers stay free to feed, change, and buckle baby in

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Thumb Stabilizer Sleeve

Thumb Stabilizer Sleeve

Regular price $39.99
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Orders are processed in 1–3 business days, then ship out and arrive in 5–7 days.

Choose your usual fit. If your hands are on the smaller side, go with Small. For bigger hands, Large is your best pick.

How soon will I feel a difference?

Most moms notice it the first time they pick baby up with it on.

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Here's What Moms Felt In The First Week

Real relief for moms who still have to do it all. Here's what changes the day you put it on.

The First 7 Days 

95%

Picked up their baby with less pain within the first 7 days of wearing the sleeve

92%

Kept the sleeve on during feeds, diaper changes, and car seat buckles instead of pulling it off

87%

Said their old brace ended up in a drawer once this one arrived

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The Only Brace Built Around Baby

The Avenza Thumb Stabilizer Sleeve holds the sore spot at the base of your thumb steady while leaving your fingers open. So you can wear it through the feeds, the lifts, the diaper changes without ever taking it off.

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Thumb spica splints

Bulky and stiff you have to rip them off just to pick baby up, so they end up in a drawer by week two.

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Cortisone shots

Buy you a few weeks of relief, then the pain crawls right back and you're calling the doctor for another.

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PT and stretches

Only work while you're doing them. The second you put the baby down and grab the bottle, you're back to square one.

You Got Questions? We Got Answers!

The difference is your fingers stay free — so you can keep it on all day instead of ripping it off every time baby needs you.

Yes. Fingers stay open for lifting, feeding, and buckling. No velcro or hard edges near baby's skin.

Yes. It's soft and won't leave your hand stiff in the morning.