Fidget Snake Dog Flexible Sensory Fiddle Toy Stress Stim Anxiety Relief

Magic Snake Dog Fidget – Pocket-Sized Fun!

The Snake Fidget bends and flexes, and can be coiled, shaped and much more. It is super addictive to play with and is hard to put down. What shapes can you make?

The size fits easily into a pocket or bag, making it ideal for stress relief on-the-go!

Suitable for children and adults who love to fiddle and fidget, great for relieving stress and anxiety

Helps to develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination too

The Snake Fidget is ideal for those who respond to sensory, tactile, and visual stimulation. This can include those with additional needs such as Autism, SPD, ADHD, and OCD. It can be used by the elderly to aid rehabilitation and improve dexterity.

Choice – One Magic Snake Fidget is supplied. Group photos are for illustrative purposes only

Size – The Magic Snake Fidget features 24 individual links and measures approximately 24cm long when outstretched

Recommended for children aged 3 years and upwards. Not recommended for children aged under 3 years as small parts may represent a choking risk. Adult supervision is advised

Dimensions	Each Snake is approximately 24cm long
Features	Develops Fine Motor Skills

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Satisfyingly Snappy Snake

Review by Piper

A fantastic little fidget toy with a great twisting action. The shapes and patterns you can make are seemingly endless, while also being easy to understand and manipulate. It's just engaging enough to occupy the mind whilst aiding focus on a cognitive task.

I suspect the toy can also help build up spatial reasoning skills, as myself and others have found targeting specific shapes very engaging. For example, trying to make every letter in the alphabet requires use you to exit the 2d plane and consider viewing perspective. As such, I believe this toy may even be a useful tool for aiding cognitive development or recovery.

I highly recommend it for anyone with ADHD and/or Autism, and I'm very happy I bought a few to share with my neurodivergent friends.