neillblomkamp:

Planet Earth II (2016) Episode 05 “Grasslands” Directed by Chadden Hunter

mysticalwanderdings:

Current stim stuff I’m into! Most of this lives in my backpack and comes everywhere, a few of these things are just better at home.

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Slow rise milk squishy, kinetic sand kitty, and orbees turtle squishy.


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Bubble popper, snapperz pop fidget, and fluffy panda friend💗.


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Visual things. They all have water and glitter or moving beads.


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A dough ball that turns from ue to pink when squished, hedgehog ring, spikey ball, lego chew necklace.


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Tangle, rubber stretchy tube, fidget cube, infinity cube.


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A rubber balloon dog, a mochi squishy bunny, a bumpy star fish, scent putty, and purple color changing putty.


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A marble fidget, a bike chain loop, a spinner, a silicon brush, and metal spikey finger rings.

redlipstickresurrected:

Sally Sutton (American, based Chatham County, NC, USA) - 1: Lily Series V, 2018  2: Lily Series VI, 2018, Paintings: Oil on Canvas

chewelry:

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stim toys + spike !!

any prns 💛

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A message from Anonymous

Hey I hope you don’t mind me asking. I am looking for a stim toy to reduce my lip biting. I used to bite my nails but now I bite my lips. It’s really becoming a problem but I can’t find anything that is as satisfying.

Hiya, I don’t mind at all :) Not sure I have a good answer for you, but I bet some lovely follower will have suggestions!

I used to bite my fingers and hands all the time – i still do when i’m feeling Really Big Feelings, but i have managed to lessen the amount i bite them by finding a water bottle with a lid that i really like to bite on (it’s the kind of lid that’s called a “chute”). It has just the right amount of give while still being solid.

Even so, it’s not quite the same as biting fingers. Unfortunately, it might not be possible to find a perfect alternative – but you should be able to find something that works well enough to at least lesson the habit over time. Whether that’s a water bottle lid, or gum, or styrofoam, or chewelry, or something else.

Anyone have good ideas for alternatives to lip biting?

A message from Anonymous

I love chewing as a stim but I've got jaw problems at the moment and I'm not meant to chew too much and chew hard things. Anyone have any ideas of alternatives or soft things I can chew without damaging my jaw?

Hey there! i’m sorry to hear about your jaw problem. For some reason the first thing popping into my head is a plastic drinking straw or something similar – you could arrange the straw so it’s along all the back molars of one side of your mouth and just gently chew on it; since it’s so thin it wouldn’t require much jaw movement.

Also – maybe styrofoam, such as a styrofoam cup?

Anyone else have recommendations for chewing stims that work when you have jaw problems and aren’t supposed to be chewing too much?