The TIA-SPORT Jelly Ice Ball anti-stress toy is a soft, pleasant-to-touch ball with a gel texture that squeezes easily, resembling jelly, and provides a calming, tension-relieving effect. Relaxed, the ball measures about 7 cm in diameter.
The toy is made of soft, safe gel TPR polymer, suits children and adults, and is recommended for emotional release, sensory stimulation and development of tactile perception. The manufacturer is the Ukrainian company TIA-SPORT.
Features
- Soft gel texture that squeezes easily
- Relieves stress and anxiety
- Provides sensory stimulation
- Develops tactile perception
- Improves concentration
- Helps distract from negative thoughts
- Compact size, easy to carry
Technical Specifications
Main
| Manufacturer code | sm-1428 |
| Product type | Anti-stress toy |
Dimensions
| Diameter (relaxed) | about 7 cm |
Materials and finish
| Material | Gel TPR polymer |
Use in Institutions
The toy is used in schools and psychologist offices to relieve tension and anxiety, and it is recommended for children from 6 years old, people with special needs (including autism, ADHD) and specialists such as psychologists and educators.
Its compact size makes it convenient at home, in the office or on the go, as a quick sensory relief tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is the ball made of?
Soft, safe gel TPR polymer.
What size is the toy?
Relaxed, the diameter is about 7 cm.
What is the Jelly Ice Ball used for?
For stress and anxiety relief, sensory stimulation and tactile perception development.
Who is this toy suitable for?
Children from 6 years old, adults, and people with special needs, including autism and ADHD.
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