Stressless Fidget Balls - Set of 2
Stressless Fidget Balls - Set of 2
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Why We Love It
Stress is a goner with these squishy fidget balls. Squeeze the pellet-filled balls and enjoy the smooth, stretchy material while working on fine motor control and intrinsic hand strength. You can also keep these noiseless fidgets in your conference room for discreet, non-disruptive fidgeting during presentations and lectures. Each ball features a different weight, enabling easy modifications for varied sensory needs and preferences. A travel-friendly sensory tool that promotes calm, focus and self-regulation.
- Helps with coordination, fine motor skills and self-regulation
- Supports kids with ADHD, low muscle tone and sensory processing disorder
- Made by Fun and Function
- Age 3+
Ideas for Use
- Use to warm up hand muscles before writing or crafting activities
- Toss a ball to a friend or therapist for a stimulating hand-eye coordination exercise
- Fidgety fingers? Use to keep hands busy during circle time, lectures or meetings
Details
- Includes two balls
- 3" Diameter
- Made from 80% polyester 20% lycra. Filled with polystryrene pellets
- Blue: Weighs 4.6 oz.
- Green: Weighs 0.3 oz.
- Surface wash. Air dry.
Safety Information
Not for mouthing or chewing. If this product is torn or opened‚ discard immediately.
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