Sensory toys—which are gaining momentum both in and out of the mental health sphere—are an effective way to channel some of those behaviors. These toys can have calming or grounding effects by giving hands something to do and funneling wayward attention and fidgeting onto a physical, non-elaborate task. They can also help minimize feelings of boredom. Read on for nine types of toys that are good for ADHD. Using fidget spinners and other toys can be helpful in terms of harnessing focus and nervous energy. At the same time, research says that using fidget toys thoughtfully is important. For instance, allowing them in a classroom can potentially detract from optimal student performance. The standard Rubik’s Cube—which was designed by Hungarian professor and sculptor Ernő Rubik—features six colors/sides with nine squares on each side. Depending on skill level, you can choose variations of the Rubik’s Cubes that are more complex or simple.
