Teaching Supplies & Child Care

Children's Sensory Fidget Toys

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$31.46 $41.95 In stock

Category: Managing Feelings

3 years & up. Provide sensory motor stimulation and an opportunity to help children manage emotions, develop calming techniques for their mind and body, reduce anxiety and stressors. The items in the kit allow children to work and play independently and become resilient when met with a challenge. Good for sensory integration and behavior modification plans.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Julian ★★★★★

The little popper toy keeps my daughter occupied during car rides, and the soft texture is soothing for her to hold when she's upset. She's been calmer at bedtime since we started using these before stories.

Michael G. ★★★★★

My son reaches for the squishy pieces the moment he starts getting worked up, and they genuinely help him slow his breathing before a meltdown takes over. The variety of textures keeps him engaged long enough to actually self-regulate, which felt impossible before.

Nicholas ★★★★★

The little popper and squishy pieces gave my 4-year-old something to fidget with during a long car ride, and by the end she was actually doing the deep breathing we’ve been practicing. It’s been a lifesaver for calming her down before bed when she gets wound up.