Fidget Blanket, Dementia Activities for Seniors, Alzheimer's Products, Aids in Therapy of Person with Autism, Alzheimers and Dementia. (12 x 24 in)

The media could not be loaded. My mother really enjoys this. Today was day 3 of exploration. She was just talking away and I decided to hit record - I’m not a professional so it shakes and I thought I stopped record before the last second. She has told me over and over how I “did so good” - meaning she really likes this! Sometimes she will be occupied for 30 minutes or longer. If I ask her to show me what she has, or even engage just a little, she will go on and on for another 15 minutes. I will find a photo to place in the pocket soon and I can only imagine how much more joy she will have. Mom will be 80 in a month and we have watched the slow decline for over 9 years. Thank you for making a good quality item that is great for us!

It keeps my dementia patient occupied. One drawback be careful with buttons. They may come off and could cause choking. Other than that very good product. Highly recommend it

My precious sister in law is suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. I ordered this busy blanket for her and she loves it. She is fairly nonverbal now but this product keeps her occupied when sitting at a table. Very pleased with this product.

This is a cool fidget blanket, but may not be great for dementia patients. We got it for my dad who has dementia. I’m also a nurse who works with dementia patients, and both at work and with my dad I’ve found that they tend to view things like this as a toy and want to save it for the grandkids or something like that. It doesn’t really help with their need to pick and fidget. I would think it would be great for little kids.

Giving this three stars because it does look just like the picture, seems to be well-made, and stores easily. However, my relative with dementia wasn't at all captivated by, and suffested that it go to kids (my year old niece liked it.) I will hang onto it and perhaps we'll try again later.

Great for elderly Alzheimer’s patients

My grandma with dementia loves it

Mom's Alzheimer's has progressed. I wish I'd known about fidget blankets previously. This would have been a great therapeutic tool for her earlier in her disease. She still uses it occasionally but her attention span has diminished along with her cognitive capabilities. Now for her it can be challenging. In essence, it's very useful in providing sensory and tactile stimulation especially for the restless hands of someone with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia.