Fidget & Sensory Sleeve | Calm & Comfort for Adults with Dementia

Fidget & Sensory Sleeve for Adults with Dementia: Calm, Comfort & Focus

Our Fidget and Sensory Sleeve is designed to provide calming sensory input and promote hand movement for adults dealing with dementia or Alzheimer’s. This discreet sleeve slips over the forearm and contains multiple textures, loops and fidget elements that help reduce anxiety, encourage tactile exploration and improve focus.

Features

  • Soft, flexible fabric that fits comfortably on most forearms.
  • Various tactile elements—zippers, buttons, ribbons and beads—to keep hands engaged.
  • Lightweight and breathable to prevent overheating.
  • Easy to put on and take off—adjustable fit with Velcro or elastic straps.
  • Machine washable for quick cleaning and hygiene.

Benefits

  • Reduces anxiety and agitation: Provides soothing sensory feedback for restless hands.
  • Encourages hand movement: Helps maintain fine‑motor skills and muscle tone.
  • Promotes focus and attention: Supports engagement during therapy or daily activities.
  • Discreet and dignified: Looks like a comfortable sleeve instead of a children’s toy.
  • Supports independence: Allows adults to self‑soothe and manage stress without external aids.

How to Use

Slip the fidget sleeve over the forearm or hand and adjust for a snug fit. Encourage the individual to explore the different textures and fidget elements whenever they feel anxious or restless. Use the sleeve during daily routines, therapy sessions or quiet time to promote calm and engagement. Always supervise use and remove during meals or activities where hands need to be free.

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Help your loved one feel calm, comfortable and engaged with the Fidget and Sensory Sleeve. Click below to learn more or purchase directly from Zula Autism Mart.

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