Thank you 🤗@jayraemama we are definitely purchasing these

@bethany_swaney they are for my kiddos I hope so 🤞

If we purchase these for our kiddos they won't be taking these to school. There therapist recommend these for their ADHD mood disorder OCD autism thank you 🤗@lauren1996

I'm from the uk and ALL the kids have them they are designed to help children with ADHD and autism but it's a craze ATM over here everyone thinks it's some sort of game! They even talking about banning them in schools over by us now because they ain't being used as what they were designed for @smilingwithmyawesome4kids,

@smilingwithmyawesome4kids same. Maybe youll be able to have it help to

I am glad @bethany_swaney it works for y all

It does help. Me, my husband, and my sister have ADHD and we own a few of them.

Both of my sons have ADHD mood disorder OCD autism @mc.squared

My son has ADHD, and the hubs too and they both have them and say the spinners are effective 😊

I do it all the time :-)

Not at all! He gets distracted easily and the spinners make it worse. The teachers banned it from the school because the kids just trade them with each other and they try to do tricks and drop them and cause more of a distraction.

So I saw a post of my Facebook feed about a little girl swallow a part AMD had to have surgery

I glad it helped you @andrewsmommy

I nervous buying off Ebay @carlycarlycarly

@ashleydunn that's what their therapist said today

@nerualauren do you think it helps your son ?

my kiddos are special needs their therapist recommend these for them @andrewsmommy

@scurlock.mommy i get anxiety attacks. I start pacing back and forth. Think someone is trying to break in the of things. I get lightheaded and start breathing fast.

@andrewsmommy I used to have one of those rings that had the band in the middle that spun and I liked that a lot. I mess with my hands a lot when I get anxious so it gave me something to do other than popping my knuckles over and over.

My nephew in law gave me one just to have lol I have anxiety and it does help honestly.@scurlock.mommy

@smilingwithmyawesome4kids some kids just want it cause everyone else has it.

I think the luttle dice sized cube with a different tool on each side might be more effective

Some say it's true, teachers think they're a distraction. My son has it and cannot get anything unless I take it away!!

Look on ebay they're cheaper :-)

Some say they do, some say they don't. I guess it's kind of a personal thing. I can't see it helping my anxiety tbh. However I did see a post on FB today where one of the middle parts came out and someone's kid choked on it and had to have it surgically removed from the esophagus. They were like 10, too.