Water Snake
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Water Snake

These squishy, fun, tactile water snake fidget toys are a great way to help to develop motor control. Squeeze it, catch it and don’t let it slip away. It’s an engaging fidget tool that maintains attention and concentration. They are an age old favourite that can also help with calming and relaxation through tactile and visual input. The water snake contains colourful / opaque liquid and can be a wonderful  tool for kids with ADD /  ADHD who need to fidget in order to concentrate.

Colours may vary. Available in red, yellow, green or blue. Please note your colour preference in the comments or send us an email after making a purchase. Preference will be dependent on stock availability.

Please note: these fidget toys are not for heavy work and will burst if squeezed, consider carefully whether the water snakes are appropriate for you (suitable for light fidgeting only). Product Dimensions: 12cm x 4cm x 3.5cm.

Warning: Choking Hazard. Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. Use of this product should be supervised by an adult at all times.

154 in stock

$5.00 inc. GST

154 in stock

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