Stephanie F.
Would hope for more.
Good, but not thrilled. Our child love his vest, however has a hard time getting the shoulder flaps to sit right for himself. He likes how it is soft and we both like how it opens in the front so we can adjust the shoulders and sides once, and let him put it on and off himself. As an autistic family do not agree with the company's support of ABA, and as a company that supposedly supports disabled children, we would hope that they too wouldn't support a therapy that so many have demonstrated to be abusive.
Response from PunkinFutzJun 29, 2020
Hi Stephanie! I greatly appreciate your taking the time to write a review! We designed our vest specifically to empower the user to take it on and off. Most users adjust the shoulders and sides once, but use the front opening continually. We also have a child on the spectrum, which is why we designed a vest that is not neoprene, gives agency to the wearer and allows for playful self-expression. I hear in your response that you feel strongly about ABA and I appreciate your sharing your concerns with us. It is important that we continually review the language we use and the way it effects people. We did not intend to endorse ABA therapy. We used ABA in a product description, so that our products would appear in broader search term results. We in no way want to promote any therapy that does not fully embrace people on the spectrum! Thank you for bringing this to my attention. We have removed the language. We hope your son continues to love his PunkinHug!