Stress & Squishies
Slow-rebound squish for hands that need pressure — press flat, watch it return, repeat until your shoulders drop.
Cloud Squishy
Cloud Squishy — satisfying squeeze-and-release stress relief.
Get it by 26 Jun
Pressure Hamster Squishy
Pressure Hamster Squishy — satisfying squeeze-and-release stress relief.
Get it by 25 Jun
Simulation Chocolate Squishy
Simulation Chocolate Squishy — slow-rebound squish for restless, anxious hands.
Get it by 25 Jun
Cat Cube Fidget Toy
Cat Cube Fidget Toy — pocket-sized stim to keep restless hands busy and the brain on task.
Get it by 25 Jun
Oyuncak Visqueux Squishy
Oyuncak Visqueux Squishy — slow-rebound squish for restless, anxious hands.
Get it by 25 Jun
Cube Squishy Puzzle
Cube Squishy Puzzle — satisfying squeeze-and-release stress relief.
Get it by 25 Jun
Spinner Cube Squishy
Spinner Cube Squishy — slow-rebound squish for restless, anxious hands.
Get it by 25 Jun
Kawaii Squishy
Kawaii Squishy — satisfying squeeze-and-release stress relief.
Get it by 25 Jun
Kawaii Jumbo Squishy Balle
Kawaii Jumbo Squishy Balle — satisfying squeeze-and-release stress relief.
Get it by 25 Jun
Jumbo Squishy
Jumbo Squishy — slow-rebound squish for restless, anxious hands.
Get it by 25 Jun
Crispy Handmade Squishy
Crispy Handmade Squishy — satisfying squeeze-and-release stress relief.
Get it by 25 Jun
Mini Squishy
Mini Squishy — slow-rebound squish for restless, anxious hands.
Get it by 23 Jun
Tofu Popping Squishy
Tofu Popping Squishy — satisfying squeeze-and-release stress relief.
Get it by 25 Jun
Easter Egg Squishies — Pack of 24
A pack of 24 slow-rising egg squishies — a whole sensory-box, party-bag or classroom set in one go.
Get it by 23 Jun
Bubble Squishy Slow
Bubble Squishy Slow — slow-rebound squish for restless, anxious hands.
Get it by 25 Jun
Xiao Squeezing Squishy
Xiao Squeezing Squishy — satisfying squeeze-and-release stress relief.
Get it by 25 Jun
Robot Pinch Squishy
Robot Pinch Squishy — slow-rebound squish for restless, anxious hands.
Get it by 23 Jun
Soybean Bug Squishy
Soybean Bug Squishy — satisfying squeeze-and-release stress relief.
Get it by 25 Jun
Cube Squishy Big
Cube Squishy Big — slow-rebound squish for restless, anxious hands.
Get it by 25 Jun
Maltose Shaped Squishy
Maltose Shaped Squishy — slow-rebound squish for restless, anxious hands.
Get it by 23 Jun
Slow Rebound Squishy Simulated
Slow Rebound Squishy Simulated — satisfying squeeze-and-release stress relief.
Get it by 26 Jun
Slow Rebound Squishy Duck
Slow Rebound Squishy Duck — satisfying squeeze-and-release stress relief.
Get it by 26 Jun
Yogurt Cake Squishy
Yogurt Cake Squishy — satisfying squeeze-and-release stress relief.
Get it by 25 Jun
Strawberry Squishy
Strawberry Squishy — satisfying squeeze-and-release stress relief.
Get it by 25 Jun
About stress & squishies
Squeeze-and-release is one of the oldest self-regulation tricks there is: steady pressure into the palm muscles, a predictable rebound, and a rhythm you control. Our squishies range from pocket-size mochi to jumbo slow-rise pieces, all chosen for that satisfying, quiet resistance — no glitter dust, no sticky residue.
They earn their keep anywhere stress collects: a desk drawer for deadline days, a school bag for the bus, the sofa for doom-scrolling hands. If you find yourself wanting something firmer or wearable, look at our fidget rings; if it's your jaw that does the clenching, chewables are the better tool.
From the Knowledge Hub
Common questions
What does 'slow-rise' mean?
The foam rebounds slowly after you squeeze it, which gives a longer, more satisfying pressure cycle than an instant spring-back. Most people find slow-rise more calming.
Do stress toys actually reduce anxiety?
They're a regulation aid, not a cure — but giving anxious energy a physical outlet genuinely helps many people interrupt spirals and discharge restlessness, especially paired with slow breathing.
Are these washable?
Most can be surface-wiped with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid soaking foam squishies — check the product page for specifics.
The two-minute quiz
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