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Axolotl

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$8.00
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Color: Cotton Candy

Meet your new favorite sensory sidekick—the Axolotl 3D Printed Fidget! This adorable little buddy is perfect for busy hands and curious minds. With its wiggly body and satisfying movement, it’s great for fidgeting on the go, calming anxiety, or just adding a little joy to your day.

 

Choose from a variety of vibrant colors to match your vibe, and customize it with or without a bag clip—perfect for backpacks, keychains, or sensory kits.

 

Whether you’re supporting fine motor development, need a quiet fidget for focus time, or just love all things axolotl (who doesn’t?!), this little creature is ready to help you embrace the chaos—in the cutest way possible.

 

Made with love by a mom-owned biz. Neurodivergent affirming. Always awesome.

 

Colors may vary based on 3D printing process 

Warning: Choking Hazard - small parts. Not for children under 3 years.

Do not ingest.

Store in a cool dry place.

Exact color may differ from photo/display.

 Use under adult supervision.

Print file by 3DeepDesigns https://www.patreon.com/c/3deep/posts

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