It comes in a small box. It's so perfect for a gift. I plan on giving my boys Tri-Spinners for Easter. They'd work great for any holiday really. These fidget toys would even fit in a stocking at Christmas time.
Glows in the Dark:
This one is a light grey color. Guess what? It glows in the dark!
Here it is not glowing-
Here it is glowing-
Spin:
It spins for about 5 minutes if you give it a really good spin.
It's not meant to stare at. It's just meant to spin, and sometimes look at. It's for people that love to fidget. I know a few of my art students have them. They are great for anyone with: ADD, ADHD, and on the spectrum. My sons don't have any social issues. I do notice that they always have something in their hands though.
What I Love About This Toy:
- There isn't any noise
- It takes up very little room
- It's glow in the dark
- It helps increase concentration
- It's not expensive:
$20.99, but on sale for $14.99 with Prime
If you have kids what kind of things do you give them for Easter? What kind of things did you get when you were younger? I got a basket with a spring outfit in it.
I received the Tri-Spinner mentioned above for free. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.
Oooh, I love that this one glows in the dark! These fidget toys are a huge hit with all kinds of people it seems.
ReplyDeleteMy mom used to get us a basket full of candy and a small toy or two. I do the same for my girls.
Now that is a cool one. Bet Broxton would love a treat like that in his basket.
ReplyDeleteI love that it doesn't make any noise!! I think it's a cool little item to have. You're right too, it's perfect for an Easter basket.
ReplyDeleteLooks cool but I wonder if this would help GG or if instead she'd get in trouble for using it at school. She tends to goof around with her fidgets.
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