I previously had a chance to review Hoglet by HedgeHog Health , a wireless mouse that allows kids to fidget while using computers. It's cute and both of my kids really liked using it. I recently was also given the opportunity to review a HedgeHog Fidget Keychain. The keychain is a convenient and easy sensory tool. It's a very small keychain, so it's discreet. It's adorable, so kids (and adults) won't feel like they have to hide it. And it's convenient - keychains are useful tools, either for keeping house keys or decorating a backpack.
Both of my kids really enjoyed their keychains. They both love to fidget for different reasons. My older daughter, who is autistic, loves the sensory grounding that certain textures provide. My younger daughter with ADHD finds that having another sensory input helps her focus.
HedgeHog Health founder and educator Parker Lynch struggled with ADHD during childhood. Today, he caringly dedicates himself to helping kids with learning differences. With a dual master’s degree in special education and childhood education, Parker spent 10 years teaching at schools and five years researching, testing, and experimenting to create The Hoglet. Learning is different for every child. HedgeHog Health reimagines autism care to deliver solutions that improve a child’s progress.
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