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Reddit mentions of TANGLE Set of 3 Jr. Original Fidget Toy

Sentiment score: 6
Reddit mentions: 13

We found 13 Reddit mentions of TANGLE Set of 3 Jr. Original Fidget Toy. Here are the top ones.

TANGLE Set of 3 Jr. Original Fidget Toy
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    Features:
  • GET CREATIVE: Tangles are the perfect way to express your creative side in a whole new light. Attach them however and mold them into whatever you'd like.
  • KEEP BUSY: If you or your child can't stand sitting with idle hands, this is the perfect solution for waiting rooms and car rides alike. Super fun and super portable.
  • CRAZY COLORS: This pack comes with three different color schemes of Tangle Jr. All of which are bright and fun. Mix them together to make them even more exciting.
  • PUT DOWN THE ELECTRONICS: If you're trying to get your child away from a tablet or phone, this is a great non distruptive solution to your gadget problem.
  • QUALITY MADE: Tangles are meant to be taken apart, put back together, and used over and over so they've been made to the highest standards so you can get use after use out of them.
Specs:
ColorAs Shown
Height2.75 inches
Length2.75 inches
Number of items1
Size8
Weight1 Pounds
Width1.75 inches

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Found 13 comments on TANGLE Set of 3 Jr. Original Fidget Toy:

u/orgy-of-nerdiness · 61 pointsr/Showerthoughts

The chain thingies are nice silent and discreet ones. I use them during meetings and talks, and it doesn't bother those around me. I also like tangle toys for silent fidgeting in the office, but it's a bit too conspicuous for meetings or talks.

u/readyready3 · 9 pointsr/CompulsiveSkinPicking

So my nails used to look just like this. I still pick a bit but I am light years better than I used to be. I'm gonna ramble about what I went through.

So I eventually decided to get treated for depression and I started seeing a therapist specifically for the purpose of stopping the skin picking. During those sessions I came to the realization that the picking is a self harming behavior. I may not be taking razors to my arms or legs, but I am doing the picking in part because I want to hurt myself.

There was also the tactile sensation that drove me bonkers and I hated having loose bits of skin, rough spots, or hangnails I could feel. This, my therapist concluded, was attached to some minor OCD behaviors I have. Medication has helped tremendously.

So here's what I ended up doing:
Carrying around a thing of Vaseline. I had regular and one with cocoa butter in it. Basically, every time I started feeling for rough spots I'd smear Vaseline across my fingers.

I also invested in gloves. These are the ones I bought specifically and I freaking love them: https://foxglovesinc.com/collections/protextgloves

FIDGET TOYS! I got some of these: https://www.amazon.com/Set-Tangle-Jr-Original-Fidget/dp/B0034EKP8Q/ref=sr_1_14?ie=UTF8&qid=1494119292&sr=8-14&keywords=fidget+toys
Also stress ball toys are your friends.

I am not one for getting my nails done, so I just kept my nails trimmed as short as I could stand it without hitting the nail bed. This resulted in effectively not having enough leverage most of the time to pick at anything.

I also carried around a pair of nail clips. I did the trimming of the loose, rough skin by taking a pair of nail clips to the problem area. Getting my nail deep enough to hurt, and getting the clips deep enough to hurt are REALLY different and the nail clips were definitely more unpleasant. This helped me do just enough so I wouldn't annoy the crap out of myself, and get rid of the problem without causing more problems.

I also had to start paying attention to when I was picking absently and then train myself to reach for one of the many items that I've started carrying around with me instead.

I've also trained myself to rub firmly when doing the "searching" behavior absently like while sitting at a desk. This one's a little harder for me to describe. Like, I'll be running my thumb over my finger nails and instead of doing it absently, I try to make it a conscious thing. And when I do pick, I actively look at what I'm doing and 9 times out of 10 it results in me whipping out the nail clips to get rid of the offending piece of skin without hurting myself.

I also took up crochet in order to keep my hands busy when I wasn't doing something else. Coloring books and origami were also really helpful in this way.

I'm pretty sure this is a behavior I'm going to have the rest of my life and it is something to manage. There's good days and bad, and I tell my SO when I've completely shredded my cuticles, it's a good indicator that something is bothering me even if I'm not consciously aware of it. With that said, I am aware and sensitive to my stress levels. I do what I can to resolve my sources of stress when at all possible because I am more liable to pick out of a desire to feel pain than just as an idle behavior if I'm really stressed.

u/true_spokes · 8 pointsr/TheGirlSurvivalGuide

Fidgets! Small objects like Tangles or Cubes that her clients can play with. These are fantastic for helping people burn off nervous energy or hyperactivity with their hands while they talk. They're great because your friend can play with them herself and then also use them with clients.

u/Gray__Eagle · 5 pointsr/aspergers

Great Scott, man. I used to have like 30 or 40... I can't find them now (think my mom got rid of them) ;-;

They were the best for tactile therapy and my fine-motor control...

I found a 3-pack of them for $13 US... I'm so tempted to buy them LOL.

Found These on Amazon

u/Soshidow · 3 pointsr/ADHD

Fidgeting helps me keep focused however the fidget cube does nothing for me. It has several "sensory" options which are good if you're into that, but if you just want the movement, there are better options.

I'm personally a fan of tangles and these

u/cardamom-and-rose · 3 pointsr/socialwork

If your goal is distraction for children who aren't clients, you may want something that doesn't require requests. Board games miss pieces or children don't know the rules = request. Coloring book has no blank pages = request. Keep it simple.

  • Box of crayons (not colored pencils, because they need sharpening)
  • Tray of paper
  • Balancing blocks or jenga
  • Larger legos, if you're concerned about choking, building blocks
  • Plastic figurines or small plush toys
  • Stress balls
  • Tangle Fidget Toy
  • Puffer Balls
u/Dare2Dreaming · 2 pointsr/CompulsiveSkinPicking

Have you ever heard of a Tangle? I randomly came across them on Amazon and have been using it to help curb my nail biting and picking at the surrounding skin. It’s never 100% effective for me, but I often wrap it around my fingers and get a good grip so it’s truly a one-handed object. I haven’t found the perfect distraction yet, but this thing does the job and I personally would suggest giving it a shot. They also twist up to be fairly small (or at least mine does) when not in use.

It seems they have the Tangle and Tangle Jr. I have a Jr. and it fits perfectly for my smaller hands, but it all depends on your needs and what you’re looking for!

TANGLE Jr. Set of 3- Amazon

u/withdavidbowie · 2 pointsr/calmhands

I have, but they definitely aren't a cure. I kind of have to alternate between them or I get bored and stop using one. The ones I use are:
-- a fidget cube (in my case, a fidget dodecagon
-- a tangle toy
-- thinking putty


I really want to get a spinner ring, but I keep forgetting to measure my ring size for my thumb and I want it to fit right.

u/Treat_Choself · 2 pointsr/calmhands

Something to occupy his hands will help, especially because if you see him biting you can say, hey why don't you play w/ ____ , which is a positive reinforcement rather than just don't do that. I gave one of these https://smile.amazon.com/Set-Tangle-Jr-Original-Fidget/dp/B0034EKP8Q to my friend's daughter who was picking her cuticles when she was about 6, she's 10 now and to this day when I see her she will bring it up and tell me how much it helps.

u/Thunderkiss_65 · 1 pointr/AskReddit

Here you go. Might not look like much but really did amuse me more than it should have.

u/mouseasw · 1 pointr/ADHD

I've got a few that I like:

  • Bike Chain Fidget - It's a couple of bike chain links connected with keyrings. It's super-simple, small, and easy to take wherever.

  • Tangle or Tangle Jr. - My wife bought one for herself first, but she and I both liked it so much that we got a couple more. The one I have at work has a rubbery clear silicone coating which is a little unpleasant to my touch, but it has two more segments than Tangle Jr. which means I can form it into a variety of geometrically interesting arrangements. My ideal version would be hard plastic without the silicone, but with 20 segments instead of 18. My wife claims they can snap apart, but I think this is not intended in the design since it results in it coming un-done when you don't want it to.

  • Hand Spinners - There are a lot of variations in both style and quality. You can get a cheap one for a few bucks, and those work just fine, or you can get a nice one with quality plastic or metal body and a high-end ceramic bearing for the center. I made my own using a laser cutter, and a neighbor used his 3D printer to make one. I'm considering buying a nice metal one in the near future. Whatever you do, get one with caps for the center bearing, it makes holding the spinner 10x easier.
u/newsflapper · 1 pointr/IWantToLearn

I'm a little late, but I recommend getting a tangle toy. I have been chewing my nails and skin around them continuously for years now and it's such a big insecurity of mine I decided to find a way to stop. I bought myself a tangle toy and not only does it keep my hands occupied while watching tv or doing whatever. I find that chewing gum and also playing with this works well for me. It's pretty discreet so you shouldn't have issues with that. Here's a link to one on amazon.