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Have you ever heard of Pop it? It is an "anti-stress" game that is becoming trendy, designed for children, but also used as an anti-stress game by adults. We explain what it is.
Perhaps you too are among the many people who find some satisfaction in popping the plastic balls that are often found in sheets in the linings of packages. The Pop it basically proposes the same thing but with the advantage of being reusable over and over again.
It is a soft silicone disc in which there are swellings, bubbles that must be squeezed and, once finished on one side (since they have formed on the other) you can immediately start playing again, continuing for as long as you want with different benefits.
The benefits of Pop it
The Pop it is suitable for children from 3 years old, but nothing prevents you from trying to use it even earlier. The advantage for the little ones is mainly to train the fine motor skills but also, in case the children are a little nervous, to relax them by acting as Stress. For this purpose it is also used by adults and the elderly.
Another advantage is of promote concentration, even in the case of ADHD or autism. Bursting bubbles is in fact a pleasant and specific activity on which to gather one's energy, lowering anxiety and at the same time contributing to cognitive development.
Pop it is a sensory game that gives good humor and relaxation also thanks to the various shapes in which it can be found and the bright colors of the rainbow with which it is often made. Here are some examples.
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Where to find the Pop it
Pop it is an inexpensive pastime that can be found in well-stocked toy stores or online, where it is available in different sizes and variants, with different prices but generally never exceeding 10 euros.
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