Diy picky pad

Step by step guide to make your own fidget pick pads. This appeals to people who skin pick, hair pick, pull out eyelashes or eyebrows, nail pickers, for anxi...

263.5K likes, 819 comments. “Thank you @Dr. T - Psychologist for the inspo ✨ I decided to try out making picky pads to help with my skin picking! A few are also gifts for my dad, who also struggles with picking. These are designed to mimic the sensation of picking at your skin, to either serve as a replacement or a distraction. Supplies: - Silicone rubber (sometimes marketed as mold making kits) - Disposable cup for mixing - Disposable mixing tools (I used a popsicle stick and toothpick)…

263.2K likes, 809 comments. “Thank you @Dr. T - Psychologist for the inspo ✨ I decided to try out making picky pads to help with my skin picking! A few are also gifts for my dad, who also struggles with picking. These are designed to mimic the sensation of picking at your skin, to either serve as a replacement or a distraction. Supplies: - Silicone rubber (sometimes marketed as mold making kits) - Disposable cup for mixing - Disposable mixing tools (I used a popsicle stick and toothpick)…

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14K views · 17K reactions | The best part: they’re reusable ♻️ Once you’re finished with all the beads in your picky pad, you can re-melt it and add all the beads back in again and again. Available at thecozytangerine.com | The Cozy Tangerine | thecozytangerine · Original audio

3.2M likes, 19.8K comments. “Floral picky pad 🌸🌼🌺”

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Since discovering that Lola has sensory processing disorder we have been reading tons of books, adjusting our parenting style and adding lots of new, fun items to Lola’s daily routine. One it…