Chair Bands for Kids with Fidgety Feet, Alternative Seating in Classrooms, for Kids with Sensory ADHD ADD Autism and Sensory Needs

These help keep my son busy when he has to sit down at school. It can keep him fitted for a longer period of time

So far, 2 weeks of daily use by my class of wiggly 3rd graders, and they hold up well. The kids, however, have fallen over a few times because they get their feet tangled up, forget to untangle them, and then try to stand up. I call this "operator error." No one is hurt and they just giggle and get back up again. I have one student who likes to bang his feet against them, which makes a "twanging" noise, but other than a reminder, they are holding up well. I am going to ask my building principal to buy us a class set if possible.

I work as an SLP, and this has been very useful in helping my patients relax during structured activities. The size is perfect for a chair, it is durable, and kids love it.

I thought these would snap more easily but they are actually really durable. My son loves them and they seem to help him. I homeschool my autistic son, and he has a hard time sitting still. He loves regular fidgets, and since he is always seeking stimulation with his feet (always fidgeting with his feet with something or kicking something or pressing his feet against me) I thought I would see if there were any fidgets for autistic kids for feet! I love how this attaches to the chair, so it isn't another thing cluttering the floor. My son really loves fidgeting with it, and it helps him not mess with other things with his feet, and sit still and focus on his work. I have one on his desk chair, and another on his dining table chair. It helps during dinner as well. I will say the noise of it is a bit irksome. It makes a snapping sound, rather like you’d imagine from a large rubber band. But I choose not to let it bother me, since the purpose of this fidget is… well… to be fidgeted with! I imagine this item might not be suitable in a school setting due to the noise it can make. It might be distracting for other students. We have another student come to our house once a week for a class that I teach both of them, and that girl enjoys the foot fidget as well. So much so that I put another band on her chair while she is here. I don’t think she has any diagnosis, but she likes it all the same. I would recommend. It’s an easy way to help your kid concentrate and keep their feet occupied!

This product is OK. They are a little flimsy. They’re kind of thin. They roll up often if you have a really active child sitting in a chair it does not do a good job. It fold it get super filthy looking as well I’d give it a 4 out of 10

My son has adhd and has a very hard time sitting in his seat at school and home. We put these on his chairs and he is able to kick and or bounce his feet on it since he has to constantly be moving. Helps him sit a little longer

these were perfect! kinetic child and any other neurodivergent small child that has a hard time sitting in "left" brained schools. no more running up and down or fidgeting with items on the desk, room or anything else. told the teacher of the use with no problems (not that i care if they opposed). attach to the bottom of the childs chair and they can bounce their feet without disturbing the classmates. after a while, using it gets lesser as the child grows to higher grades.

We got this one for my kid who consistently gets out of his chair at dinner, and it makes such a huge difference for him! Now that we have this wrapped around the front legs of his chair, he is able to consistently stay seated throughout dinner. What really convinced me was after using it for a month, the band fell off his chair, and he went back to his old habits of wandering around the dinner table. Put it back on and he was able to stay seated again. This was a huge winner for us. Love it!

I have this on our dining room chair for my kid. It's well used and strong; it hasn't damaged after months of use.

Worth the buy use it for my son and it makes a difference when have it for him to use

Robuste

Garbage! It broke as I was putting it on the chair leg. A standard kitchen chair, at first stretch.

Purchased to help the kiddo with sensory and focus issues. Installed the band at school and it snapped. Not thick enough.