Discover Scrunchems, the line of squish stress balls by Tobar (One For Fun group, UK). The non-toxic gel-like filling squashes, squeezes and twists… and always bounces back to its original shape. They are hypoallergenic, free of BPA, phthalates and latex, durable, and wash clean with soap and water.
Scrunchems squish balls: squeeze to calm
Squeezing a Scrunchems is sensory regulation in its purest form: rhythmic kneading releases tension, helps focus attention and gives restless hands something to do. That is why they work so well as fidgets for ADHD, autism and anxiety, in the classroom, in therapy and at home, alongside our other anti-stress toys. There is a range for every taste: classic, glitter, light-up, scented, ASMR and themed, from age 3.
Is Scrunchems the NeeDoh alternative?
Yes: if you know NeeDoh balls, Scrunchems will feel familiar — the same squish sensation, gel that springs back into shape and formats designed for small and big hands. While we restock NeeDoh, Scrunchems is the equivalent option available at Logopedicum, with comparable texture and durability.
Why buy Scrunchems at Logopedicum?
Original Tobar products, up-to-date stock, fast shipping and expert advice. If you work on sensory stimulation, pair them with our sensory balls to build your calm-down kit.
Frequently asked questions about Scrunchems
What are Scrunchems balls?
They are squish stress balls by Tobar (One For Fun group, UK), with a non-toxic gel-like filling that always bounces back to its original shape. They are hypoallergenic, free of BPA, phthalates and latex, and wash clean with soap and water.
What is the difference between Scrunchems and NeeDoh?
They offer a very similar squish experience: gel you knead that springs back into shape. Scrunchems is Tobar's line and NeeDoh is Schylling's; the formats and finishes change (glitter, light-up, scented, themed). If NeeDoh is out of stock, Scrunchems is the equivalent alternative.
Who are Scrunchems recommended for?
As a fidget toy from age 3 and as a self-regulation tool for ADHD, autism and anxiety: rhythmic kneading releases tension and helps focus attention in the classroom, in therapy and at home.