Why is something that was made for people with Autism and ADD and ADHD now a sensation amongst all kids. There was no marketing campaign so how did other kids find out about Fidget Spinners and turn it into the biggest annoyance in the classroom. “Right now we are in the midst of the biggest, fastest moving trend that I have ever seen in the toy industry,” says Jackie Breyer, editorial director for The Toy Insider Opens a New Window. Fidget spinners were made for children with ADD, ADHD, and Autism, but do they really help keep these kids focused. Some teachers have different opinions about if it helps people with these challenges to focus or not. But only if they spin them under their desks and follow the rules she hung on the wall: “YOU MUST BE LOOKING AT THE TEACHER,” “YOU MUST BE LOOKING AT YOUR WORK” and “YOU MUST BE DISCREET”. But some teachers think a little distraction is good for the student. STEVEN FRANK: I find a little bit of distraction for students is healthy in a classroom. I don't want them being perfectly still. If they need to move around, to have some device at their desk that they can spin, I think it's perfectly fine.…show more content… They had to use no money at all to get this trend going. All they had to do was get a few popular YouTubers to show them and their videos and Bam it blew up. The reason is many YouTubers are very popular like Collins Key ,Jake Paul ,Logan Paul and they all use fidget spinners. YouTubers also use fidget Spinners to their advantage they made fidget Spinners with their logo on it and sold them as merch ( Merchandise ). Like if you go to Jake Paul's website you can see that he has a fidget spinner with his logo on it. Many kids think that if they're using a fidget spinner they'll fit in because everyone else has one. I think that if they can learn a trick like spending it on their nose or spending it on their elbow that they'll fit
