Picky pad

Teen librarian Karen Jensen and her teen, Scout, discuss 3 ways you can make a pick pad (what is that?) and whether it works as a library program

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...

Our picking palettes are loads of fun and are sure to satisfy your picking needs! You simply pick and pry all the charms and beads out of the pad. They are a great fidget toy! Each palette comes with a custom 3d printed tray to hold all of your picked treasures. Picky pads will vary slightly as they are all handmade. Charms, beads and colors may vary Approx size: 3" see pictures for size reference Not suitable for children under 3 years old as the small elements could be a choking hazard…

Picky Pads made with a variety of beads Made with silicone rubber SMALL BEADS INCLUDED CAN BE CHOKING HAZARD , NOT FOR SMALL CHILDREN *Bead choice may vary from pictures*

My journey to create picky pads has officially begun! What themes would you like to see? #fidget #sensoryplay #sensoryplayideas #neodiverse #pickypads #pickypad

260.2K Likes, 796 Kommentare. „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)…