Fidget Bands for Classroom Chairs: LakiKid Flexible Seating Classroom Furniture - Perfect Chair Bands for Kids with Fidgety Feet, Alternative Seating for Students (Blue 2-Pack)

My 5 year old has ADHD, combined type, she constantly would tip her chair while eat dinner or sitting at a table. I am always afraid she would bust her mouth falling forward or hit her head going backwards. We received this and immediately put it on. She has been playing with it all through dinner and has not tipped her chair one time! I'm hoping it holds up with the amount of use it will get, but thankfully they send two! I highly recommend!

I have several students that just can't seem to stay focused and these bands have helped immensely! Right away, after putting them on the chairs, kids began use them to quietly bounce their legs or stretch their legs against them to feel some resistance. They are quiet, durable, and have helped so much in my classroom. The 10 pack let's you get started with a small group of students so you can see how they respond. Highly recommended and a great company to work with (they checked in with me as follow up to see how the product use was going).

My 7yo is extremely fidgety to the point where she cannot eat at the table without 200 reminders to sit "normally". We haven't sought out an ADHD diagnosis, but her inability to calm her body is hard to watch but must also be hard to experience. As a spec. Ed teacher I can tell you she's always in motion, super sweet and an excellent listener but often times her body just seems out of her own control. She's extremely sensory seeking with very little awareness of where her body is. I got these to help channel those wiggles. The first night she hammered on them. They can be loud. Now that the newness is over, looking back over the week, I didn't once have to mention anything during meals. Her little feet were going a mile a minute on her band. Such a great example of how a small tool made a huge impact for her.

I bought 26 of these bands for my fifth grade classroom. My students loved them, but 14 of them broke (shortly after the Amazon return window had closed). I contacted their customer service department with no reply, so I tried again a while later, and then they replied and said they would send me a set of 12 replacement bands, which was nice of them.

Pros: -Lasted all school year with minimal wear -Gave students a good footrest -Allowed movement and sensory feedback for those who needed it Cons: -I tried blue and black, and the blue ones show dirt much faster and don't come clean. -Some kids struggled to get their feet out of them before standing, and they would fall. (Granted, these kiddos were the same ones who could trip on a paperclip. Being 6 is hard sometimes.) -A few kiddos could really strike up a (distracting) beat on these things, so we had to have some talks about using them quietly.

Not bad product, slides down too easily and have to keep adjusting it to keep it up. Seems thick and durable but not sure why one of them looks like it’s about to rip, I think that’s how it came. We have only been using it for a day and my son likes it so far.

Excelente bandas para colocar debajo de las sillas para niños autistas. Son un poco poco cortas para niños mayores de 10 años. Excellent straps to place under chairs for autistic children. They're a little short for children over 10 years old.

My granddaughter can now sit in her seat, kicking her feet, but staying in place to eat her food, instead of getting up every few minutes and walking around. Sometimes she kicks it rather hard and it gets a bit noisy, but she tames down when we ask her to, as she can still kick it. I am amazed that the difference it makes

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