Metal Spinning Cube in case.

This metal spinning cube provides a multi-sensory experience designed to support self-regulation, attention, and fine motor development. The weighted design offers proprioceptive input, providing deep pressure to the hand, which can have a calming and grounding effect for some individuals. Manipulating the cube, either by spinning the ends or the central body, promotes fine motor skills, dexterity, and hand-eye coordination. The smooth, rotating motion provides soothing tactile and proprioceptive feedback, which can be calming and contribute to a reduction in anxiety. The visual stimulation from the spinning motion can be engaging and captivating, potentially aiding in focus and attention. The magnetic connection between the cube's parts adds another layer of sensory exploration and provides opportunities to investigate magnetic forces. It is important to note that while the cube can be disassembled, the small magnetic components could pose a choking hazard if dislodged, necessitating careful handling and adult supervision, particularly for younger children. This spinning cube can function as a discreet and portable fidget tool, offering a quiet and non-distracting outlet for excess energy, sensory-seeking behaviors, or as a tool to improve focus and attention, particularly for individuals who benefit from sensory input to regulate their arousal level.

The Therapy Sensory Fidget tools can assist with...

• Reduce anxiety & supporting mental health

• The regulation of emotions and the input of sensory information

• Concentration and focus - helpful for studying or working

• Desensitization and awareness of tactile sensations

• Improves fine motor skills, strength, and circulation in the hands

• Stress management

• Listening actively can increase focus and attention

• The reduction of unhelpful habits such as nail biting, smoking, tapping, hair twirling, pen clicking, and leg bouncing.

• The process of finding a more socially acceptable outlet for sensory preferences through sensory seeking substitution

Not suitable for children under three years old.