Fidgeting is the act of moving about restlessly. Fidgeting is considered a nervous habit, a sign of nervousness, frustration, agitation, boredom, excitement, stress, anxiety, a sensory seeking behavior or a combination of these.  Fidgeting requires focus and mindfulness. Having a sensory fidget with sensory appeal toy nearby ready to squeeze, rub, stretch or manipulate offer alternate stimulation to the nervous system.

Toys and tools for sensory seekers and fidgety kids are essential for our kiddos overall well being. Browse our site for essential tools & toys that help our kids feeling relaxed, focused and feeling better.

Stress and anxiety is on the rise, not only for adults but children too!  "Play" is fun and triggers the release of endorphins; the body's natural feel-good chemicals.  Endorphins promote an overall sense of well-being.  Play, especially sensory play has proven to help children relax, focus and feel better. It opens up the imagination, foster critical thinking and ease stress. Toys and tools for sensory seekers and fidgety kids are essential for our kiddos overall well being. Browse our site for essential tools & toys for sensory seekers & fidgety kids to calm, focus and relax.

Many individuals struggle with stress and anxiety; especially those on the autism spectrum and other special needs.  What is anxiety? Anxiety is a feeling of nervousness, unease or worry. Anxiety happens naturally but some people experience it more than others.   

Those who like to pull at their hair, bite their nails or chew on things, shake their legs, flap their hands, spin around, pinch or squeeze things are just a few behaviors in response to anxiety. This can also represent a sign of stimming or self-stimulatory behavior.