Fidgets

Very soft plush maze with wooden marble. Feel the wooden marble in the labyrinth and make your way through the maze. Read more

With the help of these macaras you make the most beautiful sounds. The maraca has a cheerful color, and through the transparent top you can see the balls dancing back and forth while shaking! Read more

This UV Therapy Putty glows and changes color under a blacklight lamp. Perfect for ergo, physio and rehabilitation therapy, but also as a fidget toy or anti-stress ball. Read more

Make your own rain sound using this sea themed rain maker.
The transparent balls fall through the tube when you turn it over, which creates a realistic rain sound! Read more

A colorful chew jewelry for the average chewer, in the shape of a bracelet. The bracelet is in an adult size but can also be used as a fidget toy or use the chew jewelry as a necklace by means of a cord. A simple classic bracelet in different colors. Read more

It crackles and creaks a little and is great for fidgeting. A footbag, sometimes called a hacky sac, is a crocheted, small, round ball filled with plastic granules. Read more

With the TickIT magnetic wand and chips set, your child will discover the world and the joy of learning new things every day! Read more

This water animal counting set is ideal for counting, sorting, weighing, pattern making and use with simple maths sums (addition, subtraction, division or multiplication), or other preparatory maths exercises. Read more

Click the beads together easily and make the most beautiful garlands! With the use of these large beads you train motor development. Read more

Electronic penguin marble track with light, the penguins are brought back to the starting position using magnets. Read more

Wriggle this wooden caterpillar into the weirdest shapes by twisting and bending. The caterpillar has sturdy elastic inside. Fun fidget alternative to the Tangle. Read more

In addition to sticky hands, pop it's and stress balls, there is now the sticky animal. This snake is a super fun fidget. Throw it against the wall and it will stick. Read more

Colourful detailed jewels for counting, sorting, creating patterns and using in simple maths activities (adding, subtracting, dividing or multiplying). Read more

All kinds of different buttons, zippers and snaps can be practiced with this cube. A nice cube to practice for the little ones. Read more

Unlimited bouncing fun with these transparent bouncing balls filled with glitter stars.
The glitter stars give a nice effect, stimulate the senses and provide extra bouncing fun. Read more

Designed to give you something incredibly satisfying to reach up and feel the weight of those beads in your hands, twist and fiddle with them and feel your body relax as the sensations smooth and help you calm. Read more

Tickle, fidget, play and stroke with these sensory gloves. These gloves feature small soft spines that can be worn on both the palm and back of the hand. Read more

Turn the rainbow stick over and hear how the balls fall down. If you listen carefully, it sounds just like it's raining! Read more

The Chewigem Curve bite chain is a simple chew chain in the shape of a curved tube with a cord through it. It feels smooth. This curved pendant is suitable for adults and children with chewing needs. Read more

The larger dimpl, with tactile in numbers, dots and text. Super for sensory play because of the bubbles you can pop and a feast for the eyes because of the pretty rainbow colours. Read more