🧘 Soothing Sensory Stress Therapy Aid for Anxiety - JVIGUE Review

Bought as a lightning bargain on a better day, I've always wanted something that looked like a fidget cube so finding this box was the next best thing. However, there are a few issues: My grape ball broke upon arrival, which I didn't realize until I squeezed it. A small keychain in the shape of a pea is oily on the outside. I'm pretty sure it's smeared inside to have the effect of little peas falling out. In general, for a small box set, this is normal, it just seems that everything used from…

I bought it last year. I was a bit disappointed, peas are hard to sprout but my sister loved the water balloons, she enjoyed watching them grow and so did I, she wanted to buy more of them but what to do with them, they're getting small again. I love Kosh Ball. My sister doesn't touch the soft grape ball for fear it might burst. So I think 15.99 is too much money for 1 or 2 not working properly. So, this year I'm crazy about other fidgets, I'm already spending all my money and sharing it with…

This product is of low quality but inexpensive. We wanted to test different types of fidget and this was probably a good way to do it. The rubber bands and pea pods were a hit with my nine year old son. Nylon fabric balls also seem to work well. There's a cheap Koozy, but she likes that too. Instructions didn't come and the packaging for peas was in a foreign language. The slime-filled ball didn't last more than 20 minutes of the first game before the net ripped and slime spilled out of the…

These were cute sensory toys. My child has ADHD and being inside 24 hours a day wasn't easy due to the quarantine, so I ordered this box of different items. I can't say that I was very impressed by the box, and he already cares little about a lot of what was here. The rings hurt both of our fingers. The little pea pods were heavier than needed to make them feel full, the squash ball was cool, just like what you stretch. I just don't feel like it served its purpose and was worthless to him given

My little squeaker was having a hard time concentrating on class, keeping his hands to himself, etc. I bought this set to see what could help him. I sewed a pair of fidgets into the pockets of his hoodie (a pea pod, a ball in a net, and a metal ring. At a parent-teacher meeting, one teacher accurately reported noticing when he kept up with the jacket as he did hand in pocket! (Big improvement over others' poking.) We've used the rest at home, and even as adults, playing with fidgets can relax a

I bought this set for my daughter who has SPD and anxiety. My only complaint is that I didn't buy it sooner. She uses all but two of the items several times a day. After just a few minutes, it's easy to see how much these objects calm and soothe them. I would like to add right away that massage rings are worth their weight in gold. This is the first thing my daughter reaches for when her anxiety mounts and works quickly to distract and calm her. They are so amazing my husband and I even started