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JFNoraiva Fidget Busy Board for Adults Dementia Sensory Busy Boards Seniors - Dementia Products for Elderly Calming Activities and Games, Quiet Gift Toys for Alzheimers Autism Anxiety
JFNoraiva Fidget Busy Board for Adults Dementia Sensory Busy Boards Seniors - Dementia Products for Elderly Calming Activities and Games, Quiet Gift Toys for Alzheimers Autism Anxiety
Item Details
Pickup Location
4031 Market Center Dr Suite 303
North Las Vegas, NV, 89030
Quality
New
Functional
Minor Damage
No Assembly Needed
In Package
No Missing Parts
brand
JFNoraivaEstimated Retail Price
$15.00
color
WoodenBuyers Premium
15%
Inventory Number
1046201603
Features
- Tactile Sensory Busy Board: This sensory Montessori wood board provides sensory activities for elderly people suffering from memory loss, stroke, dementia, Alzheimer’s, autism, ADHD, anxiety and more. The fidget sensory board for dementia provides a variety of fun activities and will keep restless hands busy!
- 11-in-1 Activity Fidget Board: Our fidget toys feature 11 activity center, including music box, turn screw, lock&key, universal wheel, zipper, buckle, shape matching, sound board, bicycle bell, hourglass, spinner.
- Quality and Safety: This fidget busy board is made of high quality wood material, lightweight, with a Integrated handle design. The edges of the activity board and elements are smooth and sturdy enough for patients to play safely.
- Anxiety Relief Items: Relieve stress, soothe anxiety, improve mental stimulation, bring comfort, and have endless fun for elderly with dementia. Multi-element fun activities design provide a variety of tactile, visual, auditory sense for Alzheimer’s.
- Perfect Gift: Multifunctional Alzheimers Products, crafted for the elderly and others with special needs, this fidget busy board is a wonderful calming toys. Featuring multiple sensory games, it provides hours of cognitive stimulation and motor skill practice.


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