Kaiko Fidgets Australia Pty Ltd ReviewsSee store reviews

My 23 year old daughter who lives with the effects of ASD and other challenges loves hers. She uses it for sensory feedback but also to practice her Braille. She has developed a keen interest in learning Braille over the last 12 months or so and has tried many things to be able to 'write' in Braille. She's used single lego blocks but that is very time consuming. The magnetic pad is perfect for her to write messages to practice. The word in the photo says 'hello' , So she's getting a two...

This is a fantastic fidget... One of my faves. Its far more versatile than you think, so I suggest you experiment with how to use it because people's videos don't highlight what I think are some of its best functions. For instance, if you start spinning it between your thumb and index finger, hold the back of that same hand up against your ear. If you apply a little pressure to block the ear you'll hear and feel an intense but relaxing hummmm and vibration through your body. It's actually pretty...

Love the spikey ring, this one has provided so much comfort when I have needed help regulating. Loves on my keys so I always have it with me! Squeezing it and twisting around the finger definitely provides the ouch factor without any skin damage. I love rolling it up and down my fingers as a movement stim as well. The colour coating has worn off on the edges of the spikes quite quickly, but the oil slick colouring is still visible through the inner bits of the metal (I have also used it a lot si...

I have an awful habit of picking the skin around my fingers when I’m anxious or bored. As soon as I came across the NeeDoh cube that habit was replaced with a much healthier one. It’s so satisfying to squish and then let it reset to original shape in your hand. It will break at some point, just because of the nature of the design, which is why I bought 4 more! I have already got at least 5 of my friends addicted to these as well, and my 3 yo nephew absolutely loved it too. I wish I had found the...

This one is very popular and I may have to order another, because everyone reaches for the fidget bone! It's silent, the oil slick colour scheme is eye-catching and it makes for good long fidget sessions as you can hold and manipulate it in a variety of ways. Did I mention it's silent? You can enjoy the fidget bone in many situations where noisier toys would be too loud. The shape 'falls' naturally into the hand which makes for a very pleasing tactile experience - even though it has no moving ...

This one feels good in the hand - it has a nice weight and shape to it that feels pleasing to hold. The oil slick design is nice but the real enjoyment comes from a tactile feel and good sensory feedback when using it. It has more of a metallic 'ting' noise versus a clicking sound, with the ability to quickly move it up and down for a racheting noise. You can feel the individual 'tings' through the fidget as you move it up and down which makes it enjoyable to alternate between fast and slow mot...

Absolutely love these and will likely order more to make sure I have them in every bag and pocket to carry w me everywhere. The sensation is just right. I love that one is a softer plastic and can bend as you fiddle with it and the harder one can give more of a scratching sensation. Due to the size and look they’re also very discrete so that I can sit with them at work and or in meetings. Everyone I’ve shown them to have liked the sensation and feel as well, with several commenting that th...