A great ball that changes from small to large back to small while throwing, rolling and catching. A fantastic and wonderful experience for every child. Because the ball changes, it is a real challenge to catch it at the right time. Also nice to watch for hours how the ball is put together.
It is also called breathing ball or breath sphere. The movement that the ball shows when opening and closing resembles breathing. This gives the ball a calming effect and can be used for coaching or yoga.

This mini version with colorful rings surprises with its geometric precision. The circular color transitions create a captivating visual effect, while children learn to work together with both hands to open and close the ball. This stimulates hand function , visual orientation , and the ability to control force.

A fun play suggestion: place the ball on a table and let the child open and close it with only their fingertips – ideal for developing finger control and concentration .

Applications:
– Visual stimulation without overstimulation
– Bilateral hand training in younger children
- Quiet snack in class or therapy
– Ideal for fine motor skills exercises
– Breathing exercise

This eye-catching Firefly version lights up in multiple places—not just at the ends! In the dark, a magical pattern appears, inviting children to play and rest. Like the other versions, this one also requires two-handed use , which is essential for developing bilateral cooperation and coordination .

A fun exercise: use the Firefly ball in a dark or dimly lit room as a "luminous breathing anchor." Open and close the ball to the rhythm of your breath – children are often extra focused by the light.

Applications:
– Sensory aid for evening rituals
– Self-regulation in times of tension or unrest
– Bilateral motor exercises with visual effect
– Breathing exercises with focus

This compact breathing sphere is a true color sensation! The ball effortlessly changes size when you open or close it with both hands . Children playfully practice bilateral coordination , strength regulation , and targeted motor skills . The fluid, rainbow-colored movement also makes the ball visually appealing.

A fun exercise: count aloud to five with your child as you open the ball and again to five as you close it. This helps develop a sense of rhythm and is a great introduction to breathing exercises . Perfect for school, yoga for children, or for when overstimulation is a concern.

Applications:
– Relaxation through breathing and rhythm
– Visual focus and fine motor skills
- Support for tension regulation
– Handy size for on the go or in the classroom