Allowance of Fidgeting Devices

Types of Fidget Devices:

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1. Fidget Spinners: Handheld devices with a central bearing that allows them to spin smoothly. Fidget spinners are popular for their calming effect and can help individuals maintain focus.

2. Stress Balls: Squeezable balls or objects filled with a soft material like foam or gel. Stress balls can be squeezed and manipulated to relieve tension and promote relaxation.

3. Tactile Toys: Various tactile toys such as squishy toys, textured objects, or sensory rings. These toys provide tactile stimulation and can be soothing for individuals with sensory sensitivities.

4. Fidget Cubes: Cube-shaped devices with different sensory features on each side, such as buttons, switches, rollers, and tactile surfaces. Fidget cubes offer multiple activities for fidgeting and are compact for easy use.

5. Sensory Rings: Rings with textured surfaces or movable parts that individuals can wear and manipulate discreetly. Sensory rings provide tactile stimulation and can be used as a subtle fidget tool.

6. Pop It Fidget Toys: Silicone toys with poppable bubbles that make a satisfying popping sound when pressed. Pop It toys are engaging and can help redirect restless energy.

7. Rubik's Cubes: Classic puzzle cubes that require twisting and turning to align colored squares. Rubik's cubes provide a challenging and engaging fidget activity.

8. Chewable Necklaces: Necklaces made from safe, non-toxic materials that individuals can chew on for oral sensory stimulation. Chewable necklaces are discreet and provide a sensory outlet.

9. Kinetic Sand: Moldable sand that can be shaped and manipulated. Kinetic sand offers a tactile experience and can be calming for individuals who enjoy sensory play.

10. Fidget Rings: Rings with movable parts or textured surfaces that individuals can spin or fidget with discreetly. Fidget rings provide sensory stimulation and can be worn throughout the day.