LvnWin Fidget Cube Dice Toy Stress Reducer Helps Focusing Relax Anti-Anxiety Boredom For ADD, ADHD, EDC, Kids and Autism Adult Children (Camo Blue)
Description
- SAY GOODBYE TO STRESS. The design of this face is inspired by traditional worry stones,tools used to reduce anxiety when rubbed. Pivot this switch back and forth gently if you're looking to fidget silently or quickly for a more audible click.
- YOU DON"T HAVE TO be a gamer to enjoy the unusually satisfying gliding action of this joystick. No need to click that pen anymore. You'll find 3 clicker buttons and 2 silenced buttons on this side design to satisfy the clicker in each of us.
- THE SCIENCE of why we fidget while we work. Squirm with purpose. We believe that Fidget Cube provides a tangible way to capture your floating attention, regardless of whether you fidget consciously or subconsciously
- THERE ARE REALLY NO LIMITS to when and where you can use. Use it while listening to a lecture, or while studying for that upcoming test. Use it in the next meeting you have to attend (or lead). Use it at your desk while working on projects.
- FIDGETING IN ADHD May Help Children Think, Perform In School. Using Stress Balls To Focus The Attention Of Students. We believe that the way we look at fidgeting needs to change.
6 Sides included: Breathe, Spin, Click, Roll, Glide, Flip. Each side features something to fidget Material: High Quality Plastic. I already have a pen. Do I really need Fidget Cube? Pens (and the wonderful clicking they do) were a huge inspiration in the design process of Fidget Cube. They are probably one of the most commonly used fidget "tools". We like to see Fidget Cube as more of a fidget "toolbox". You don't have to be constrained to simple clicking, you can pick your poison based on your mood. Yes... We are very serious about our fidgeting. I don't really fidget. Would I enjoy Fidget Cube? We think so! Not everyone fidgets the same amount. But spending the last few years deeply interested in the process of fidgeting, we've observed the fact that almost everyone fidgets to some extent, in a variety of ways. Maybe you're not the type of person who uses objects like paper clips or pencils to fidget with. If that's the case, it's very likely you fidget in some other way, such as bouncing your knee up and down, tapping your foot, or picking at lint in your pocket.
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