Our guide to why you can feel good for hating fidget spinners: For starters, there are absolutely no proven health benefits You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you ...

We all fidget. We swing our headphones, we peel twigs and tear cardboard coasters, we flip pens around our thumbs and split the ends of our hair. Do we really need to explain, rationalize and lend ...

“Fidget” isn’t exactly a word with the most positive of connotations. For many of us, it recalls veiled childhood threats of “stop fidgeting or,” and then the promised removal of something we value ...

Many children, predominantly those with attention deficit disorders (ADHD), have difficulty sitting still, paying attention, and controlling their impulses. This affects the child’s life at home and ...

It’s only been a few weeks, but Lilly Hahn is already addicted to her fidget spinner. A Sharon Elementary School third grader, Hahn said her neighbor made the red and white device on a 3D printer. In ...

A NEW craze that has hit the playground is now spreading to offices and classrooms — but there’s one big problem. Protruding from its round body are six square ball-bearings highlighted with three ...