ADHD/AUTISM | Fidgets for the Classroom with Lyra

[@karenmessenger5417]

Stretchy frog is a big hit with K too....!

[@louisewest8719]

This is really informative! Thankyou.

[@lyd1749]

Really loved this video! Very useful, I might invest in some of my own putty now. Also, I'm blind, and I was really enjoying Lyra's detailed descriptions of everything, very helpful!!! Thanks! :)

[@startnowcornwall4097]

HI Lyra - superb stuff and great ideas for fidgets that I hadn't come across - now off to find some... I think YP in Cornwall would live this may we share on our YP website? And hope you do some more videos soon (and Ellie) 🙂👏👏👏

[@vivienned1116]

Thanks Lyra! So helpful to hear your advice.

[@lauraking4689]

Great tips thank you x

[@lucyroberts3073]

Brilliant advice beautifully explained. And the end made me laugh too… what could be better? Thank you.

[@melaniesutherland9544]

Thank you Lyra. Super helpful and very well presented! 🥰

[@ziggyspacedust7813]

This was brilliant. Thanks Lyra. Like the ideas for things which can fit in pencil cases or pockets 👍

[@beccihayward975]

Amazing video Lyra. I'd love it if you did some more, and also would love to hear from Ellie!!

[@splashesin8]

This is so great! I love this stuff! Didn't even know about some of them. I like how you kind of helped by letting us hear the tangles a bit. 😅😂...and the disclaimer at the end. 😄 Oh, and I like frogs. I had a cute little metal frog but mine was noisy. I could make it click and its little mouth would open making the sound. Was a keychain. Fastened it to the strap on my navigational cane! I gave them to my friends so we could find each other when we got separated at a store or were trying to meet up at a mall. They were noisy but not extremely noisy, just a signature small sound. Similar to a pen clicking but a little louder. 🎉

[@Jo-hr3fy]

Lyra, thank you. You are so good at presenting! I love monkey noodles but the lovely boys in my class ping and whack each other with them which is fun, but not when we are in a maths lesson!

[@jamesbirchwood4278]

Fantastic, thank you Lyra! I will forward to a school I work with right now 😀 They’ll find it super helpful

[@zenadriel6966]

Thank you for the video and great tips! Lyra, you’re one very lovely, well-spoken young lady and you’ll go far. 😊

[@sambeal3011]

So helpful for young people, parents and school staff alike and expertly presented Lyra, thank you.

[@maiyapercy]

Thank you Lyra. I am a 47 year old woman, and I got diagnosed with ASD five months ago. I start to rediscover stimming which I have been suppressing for years and so I bought my first stim toys. This topic is so fascinating to me. Your video was helpful to me because I am looking for fidgets I can use at work. 🧡💕

[@taylaclimbs]

Such a great video! Wish I’d had something like this to watch when I was in school (might have to get a couple of these things for me to take to work now as a 25 year old haha!). Thanks Lyra & Pooky xxx

[@JoClegg]

Thank you Lyra! love how relaxed & confident you are talking about what you find useful!

[@PookyH]

Since this Lyra has started delivering the occasional keynote with me, you should her on stage, she is AMAZING!

[@tamsinhunkin5306]

Thank you Lyra! You’re a natural presenter. More please! 😊

[@apl.and.banna08]

This is awesome! I’m just now going through my own autism diagnosis process and I’m in school, so I’ve been looking for videos like this. Thanks :)

[@Ian-Steele]

Superb video Lyra. What good ideas you have there and so well presented. Lovely to see Buddy get a part, oh and that other person, whoever she is, seemed to learn from you. ❤ 😂

[@megoz]

literally what I was looking for, thank you!!

[@manonwilliams3110]

Thank you Lyra. Very interesting x

[@susancurtis3951]

Great video Lyra!! Thank you!! 🙂

[@Fizzicist21]

Thank you

[@haannguyen4402]

I’m autistic too and I need to get me hands on a fidget toy for university

[@haannguyen4402]

Ooh you forgot one marbles and mash

[@haannguyen4402]

*mesh