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Fidgets and Sensory Tools

  • A set of colorful magnetic textured fidget sliders displayed on a white background, with six different shapes and textures, some being held or positioned to show their designs.

    Magnetic Texture Sliders

    Geared towards children! But satisfying for adults and fidgeters of all ages.

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  • Collection of colorful sensory fidget stretch strings with packaging labeled "Lesong 8 Pack" suitable for children 3 and older. The strings feature various textures and bright colors, and are shown being stretched by children's hands.

    Sensory Fidget Stretchy Strings

    Geared towards children but satisfying for adults and fidgeters of all ages.

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  • Pusheel sensory activity board with a gray carrying case, a white label, and colorful sticks underneath. The design includes teal rubber finger maze puzzles for sensory engagement.

    Push Peel Sensory Board

    Sensory Board made of silicone. Super satisfying and quiet.

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  • Various colorful stickable cubes arranged to form letters A, H, and smiley face with multiple cubes, with a container of Stickikubes in the center.

    StickiKubes

    Sticky cubes, that stay clean, non toxic and are oh so satisfying! Great for adults and kids above 5.

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  • Colorful magnetic building blocks arranged to spell 'PLAY' and decorated with animal shapes and structures, with packaging and a carrying bag in the background.

    Magnetic Cubes

    These are a great option if sticky cubes are too overstimulating, they’re also nice and large for building!

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  • Person holding a green toy in the shape of a pea pod with a cute, cartoonish green pea inside and a matching keychain attached with a small tag.

    Edamame Fidget Keychain

    Cute little fidget that doesn’t even look like one! So fun to carry and have on hand at all times.

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  • Set of six worry stones in various colors and textures next to packaging for KlT Worry Stones Fidget Toys, with a person holding a green worry stone.

    Worry Stone Fidget

    These worry stones don’t have to be just for anxiety. They’re supportive of all types of sensory seekers and fidgeters.

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  • Hands holding and displaying a string of textured silicone beads in shades of teal and white, with storage containers filled with similar beads below.

    ONO Signet- Textured Magnetic Balls

    Another quiet easy sensory experience for all ages. They come in a nice case, and are incredibly durable.

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  • A small, rainbow-colored, reflective metal cube held between fingers.

    Cube Fidget Spinner

    Shiny fidget spinner, in the shape of a cube. Really unique shape than other spinners.

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  • Colorful spinning top toy with interchangeable limbs in red, blue, and yellow, with a hand spinning the toy.

    Transformable Fidget Spinner

    Fidget spinners, but a little different! Fun to change up their shapes with a clicking noise.

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  • Blue squishy NEDE DOH Globe toy next to its colorful packaging, with smaller pink, orange, purple, and green squishies below.

    NeeDoh - Kneedable Ball

    Sensory fidget that is not sticky! Very comforting and stress relieving.

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  • A hand holding a small black ONO branded massage roller, two black textured massage rollers standing upright, and a black drawstring pouch with ONO branding.

    ONO Roller

    Handheld, heavy weight fidget. Its quiet and great for during work.

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  • Colorful mechanical keyboard keycaps with keychains attached

    Keyboard Fidget

    Keyboard clicking fidget! Comes in a quiet and a noisy version.

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Neurodivergent Websites and Online Resources

  • Goblin Tools

    • Executive functioning support online, kind of like Chat GPT, but fun/silly and more of a dopamine hit.

    • Free on desktop, paid app.

  • Finch- Self care app, executive functioning support 

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