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[merakisphere]

It was such a mess when I dropped my entire container of beads on the hardwood floor. But as the beads trickled down the edge of the table, I could hear each individual bead clacking against the ground. *listen* It was a light, but pleasant sound, and while I was frustrated, I felt soothed by this noise. And that's how Orbi-Loops was created.

Realizing I had 1000's of beads in inventory for my Fidget Blooms, I thought of a new and different kind of fidget that could replicate the sound of beads falling. When you get the right weight, and material of beads together, you create this beautiful combination of tactile, and audible sensations.

I realized this was a hit when I came across the last hangtag of 2000 hangtags. My customers absolutely love them...thank you!

ORBILOOPS Clear Your Mind Tactile Glass Hoops Tumble Fidget - Etsy

This Desk Toys item by MerakiSphere has 173 favorites from Etsy shoppers. Ships from Canada. Listed on Jul 7, 2023

Check out my Orbi-Loop reviews and see why customers love using this for stimming. Whether it's for stress relief, relaxing, concentration, or just simply to keep their hands busy, this is a great tool for that.

What do you do when your hands become restless?

Clench my fists

Snap my fingers

Pop my knuckles

Twirl my thumbs

I don't have restless hands. I am a robot.

Voting ended onJul 16, 2023

[stimconsumer]

🔮 Espeon Stimboard 🔮

Requested by : @raitnrong !!

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[jammin-media-medium]

Chew stim stigma

I find it weird how chew stim are viewed by society, infantilized, and weird, I even have some internalised judgements I'm having to deal with, but I'm not sure why.

Chewing is something humans enjoy doing,when humans lose the ability to chew, it is seen as a sadness.

So why does buying something to chew is seen as a weirdness

[beckywiththegoodhijab]

Hi all! If you've been following me for a while, you know that I am a high school teacher in Texas. I love my job and all that it offers me on a professional and personal level. One thing that teaching does not offer me is the kind of funding that would allow me to purchase necessary self-regulation tools, as well as extra supplies and rewards for my students. If you have a couple of bucks to spare, I have a few items listed on my Amazon Wish List that will go towards supporting my students. Love y'all!!!!!!

[sensostimmer]

hi this is my fidget/sensory lanyard :3 it keeps my stimmies in place and it's good for easy access to emotion regulation tools. I wear it everywhere I go because it helps me feel safe.

I was inspired by this post

[scop0phob1a-stims]

my other tangle !!! this is the rainbow style one from the crush series !<3

[gifs by me, credit if u use pls !]

[bootlegfriend-deactivated202312]

Shout out to fidget toys fr, they keep me sane

[soothifying-sounds-asmr]

Sensory Board by apolloshyacinth

[puppyfinds]

Haptic Bone Fidget Toy

[fidgettoy]

i finally got some kinetic sand and its soo nice and soothing to play with. it's soft like dough and when you let it break up like sand between your fingers, it has the texture of like... moss.

(they're selling packs of it on sale at tj maxx in the children's section for the holidays btw)

[fidgettoy]

this extra button i got with a new jacket makes a good worry stone. it’s light, smooth, and the depression in the middle is great for rubbing with one’s thumb.

a reminder to everyone that objects for fidgeting or stimming are everywhere and don’t have to be expensive or fancy or elaborate in order to be effective.

[kollector-of-stims]

Fidgetz Micro Fidgets! Smaller versions of fidget toys! Found at Walmart, once again!

Included the checklist to share what the possibilities are. I dont know for sure if every pack with the visible fidget cube has the same stuff or not though, I've only bought the one.

[dotcomera]

[fidgettoy]

a lot of normal kids' toys make good stim or fidget toys too but i would like to throw this recommendation out there: toy cars. like hot wheels or matchbox cars.

they're pretty cheap and easy to find, not odd for adults to own or collect (i often find grown men coming to look at them in the toy aisle), can gain value over time (if kept well), come in lots of different colors and designs, are lightweight and portable... and you can roll the wheels, play with 'em, enjoy the little plasticky noises they make... they're fun and simple.

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[jellychu]

new jelly packet charms coming soon ! 🌈🐛🍌