Think Link Keeps Hands Busy and Minds Focused Amy Smith, February 7, 2017January 15, 2024 Think Link – Perfect for Active Hands Do you struggle with your hands being too busy when your mind needs to be focused? What about your child? Do they struggle in school because they are just TOO BUSY? Check out, the Think Link! My son ALWAYS struggled in school. Not because he isn’t smart. To be honest, the kid is TOO SMART! Problem is, his body does not like to slow down when it is important to be still! He tells me all the time that he “can’t” stop fidgeting. We received a Think Link a couple of years ago. He brought his Think Link to school with him. It helped him tremendously. My 14-year-old didn’t really have as much of a problem with sitting still in class. Sometimes he sat TOO still. The problem was (and still is) that he can get a little zoned at times because he is too relaxed. I gave both my boys a Think Link to take with them to school several years ago. My now 14-year-old told me that his Think Link was addicting and was able to pay better attention in school when he is playing with it. Think Links are great for many reasons ADHD ADD Anxiety Disorders Autism Spectrum Disorder Processing Disorders JUST FOR FUN! About Think Link Sold in multiple colors Shipped Worldwide from USA Handmade When someone tends to fidget, do not try to make them STOP fidgeting. Instead, redirect them to fidget in a way that is less noticeable. Giving them an object such as Think Link will protect them from many things such as: getting in trouble at school or even work for fidgeting too much harming themselves by finding unhealthy ways to fidget (ex. picking at or biting nails) The frustration of others and themselves When a child has a hard time paying attention, giving them sensory/fidget toys helps them to learn. Fidget toys help the brain filter out extra sensory information. By removing some of the “extras”, the brain can focus better which then improves listening skills and learning. Check out Think Link HERE! Let me know what you think! Share on FacebookTweetFollow usSave Education Health Life Parenting Tips Reviews adhdanxietyEducationLearningthink links