Stix Mindfulness Remotes

We started implementing Stix activities into routine for my 6 year old. In the morning he will do stretching activity, after school something to get him move and shake it off and in the evening a relaxing activity.
He struggles with emotional regulation and focus so I wanted to find a fun way for him to practice breathing and focusing. And let me tell you - it helps a lot. Like every other mindfulness activities - it is a practice. Which mean we have to be consistent as parents and give children coping mechanisms. It is not a magical cure, but a magical tool which helps if your child uses it. I often do activities with him and we laugh and make it fun.

We absolutely love our Stix so far. Only one thing would be that we wish they were a little bit louder. Both our kids, 6 and 3, are enjoying using these and love telling people they’re purpose, what they’re learning and have even offered them to us to help us to ‘calm down’ in stressful school run moments. Looking forward to continuing our journey with Stix!

Brought for my 10/11 year old Autistic and ADHD child to make her more independent in managing his emotions. She struggled to implement the grounding/ calming activities on her own and Stix is enabling this. She loves using them and will now independently go to them. Such a great purchase, the whole family love them!!

I bought Stix for my 9yr old daughter who has Autism, combined ADHD & Anxiety.
We use them anytime during the day & love the relaxing activities which we use for bedtimes.
Fantastic that they can also be used without the app, your phone or tablet too giving that freedom to use anywhere they are taken & upload/download your progress later to the app to still receive any rewards/stars earned.
Excellent smart little device for calming, relaxing & helping regulate your mood.
Perfect & convienent in size for little hands.
Can be used without all family members too as profiles can be created.
Great for any competitive family's.
* Bought in July 2025 reviewed August 2025

As an Audhd mum with an Audhd daughter as well as being a Senco for over 15 years, I highly recommend investing in Stix for your child or school. My daughter is 7 and Audhd. She really struggles with handling big emotions, especially anger which often becomes physical as well as sadness and excitement. She's accessed play therapy previously but it is expensive to keep up. So we thought we would try the Stix for a month and see if they would help. I wasn't too hopeful as she's found most well being exercises we've tried to access boring after a few sessions but I was also desperate to try anything to help. I'm so pleased we made the decision to buy them as the impact is evident after a few weeks. My daughter has really enjoyed the app and earning stars to customise her monster, she's also enjoyed the activities. She's already used the "rainbow painting" when we were out swimming and she was upset as well as the "surfing" when she had a friendship issue on a play date. She's also really enjoyed being able to do the Stix with me or her dad and we have a Stix each. We've also taken them away on holiday this week with us and she's been able to help use them when she needs a quiet moment. I've contacted the Stix team to ask a question, they responded promptly and were very helpful. I really recommend these to help give your child the tools they need when navigating their feelings in the world!

My 5 year old finds the Stix a nice way of calming down at bedtime and enjoys spending his stars on new items for his character. It is great to have more activities to try, keeps him engaged. We are enjoying the Calming Down and Sleep activities at the moment.

He often gives me one Stix so we can do the activities together, which is a nice way of bonding.

My son looks forward to using them and it’s become part of his bedtime routine to help him wind down.

I am a Child Clinical Psychologist and we use it in clinic!

The children love it and makes the sessions fun and interactive

We haven't be using them for that long but my 5 yr old is loving them. He has suspected ADHD and really struggling with frustration in particular. They are great for teaching mindfulness and regulation of big feelings. He also loves them at bedtime, really help to switch his brain off.

I am planning for him to take them into school and the teachers are really kean to see how they work and have even said they might look to get a set for the classroom 👍

If you are not sure, I would say go for it!

My 4 year old love his stix when he get angry he reaches out for them he was unable to control his anxiety and anger until I got them they also go into his nursery with him don't leave home without them now . We'll worth the money as I have bought a few thing that's hasent worked for him but these do , thank you so much 👍 I looking forward for uses guys to finish the app the most important one is sleep as he doesn't sleep that great

We have only had the stix for around a week now and already can see a massive difference in our daughter’s anxiety particularly when it comes to bedtime. She would suffer a lot with bedtime anxiety and the Stix have helped relax her before bed and she would seek them out herself when feeling worried. We are especially looking forward to the launch of the new library of activities - the range of new activities sounds great and and we can’t wait to try them!

My daughter has taken to this device quite quickly and has been enjoying the relaxation activities and it has helped her calm down I have started to notice her feeling like she is ready for bed slightly better. I like the games and the activities and that you can select more than one child to use I am very impressed with this product

Our daughter, 6 years old, was diagnosed as autistic last year. She has always struggled with regulating her emotions. She found a love for yoga last term at school and her ELSA sessions focused on mindfulness. We try everything we can to help her so had to give these a go when we saw them mentioned on a Facebook page. She loves them, she goes and gets them out herself and if she's had a tough day at school she quite often says I need my stix when we get home.