Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned. The TapTap games specifically target Memory, Focus, Hand/eye coordination, Critical thinking and motor skills. Play the Stop & Go, Raindrops, Eat Greens, Match It! and Copy That! games. Simply tap and slide the light up squares and let your fidgety fingers fly! Challenge yourself or play with friends, the only hard part is putting it down! I guess I had a ‘new’ bike! But it was only part of the puzzle. Limey (as I called it) sat on my porch gathering first dust, then cobwebs. I used him maybe once a week. I told myself “I get enough exercise walking my dog”. All pixels are red to start. Tap the green pixels as they appear and increase in speed, but don’t touch the red pixels to stay in the game! Tap light green pixels once, dark green pixels twice. If you tap a red pixel, all pixels will turn red, and the game will end. Your score is based on the number of green pixels tapped. Copy That! All pixels are yellow to start. See a sequence and then repeat it by pressing the same colours. The sequence will grow each time you repeat it correctly. If you don’t press the sequence exactly as presented, the TAPTAP® will display all red pixels and the game will end. Your score is based on the number of sequences you’ve repeated successfully.

They're based in convenient locations including supermarkets, newsagents and train stations. Plus they're often open late and on Sundays. The TapTap games are specifically targeted to Memory, Focus, Hand/Eye Coordination, Critical Thinking and Small Motor SkillsIt reminded me bit of the 90s classic Lights Out (I would’ve liked if it had also contained that puzzle, or was programmable with new mini-games). Especially now that ChatGPT 4 makes coding games even more accessible. Unfortunately the device doesn’t have an open-source platform or an API (Application Programming Interface) that would allow for customization. But the TapTap had more to offer than just reminiscent joys of gaming. I found it to be a game-changer in integrating brain and body workouts. It bridged the gap between the mind and body in a fun and interactive way, which motivated me to stay consistent. The real triumph was seeing the positive effects spillover into other areas of my life. My memory got sharper, my speech became more fluent, and I felt more energized. For my recovery, I have a gauntlet of tasks, puzzles, and brain-teasing workouts to do. But I have to keep switching them up so I don’t get too comfortable. I guess it’s a bit like physical exercises; you have to keep surprising yourself and finding new things to stimulate your growth.

Now, we have to take a little detour here. I’ve blogged before about the brain injury I’m recovering from. I have to do regular cognitive training to keep myself mentally conditioned (otherwise my words slide away into aphasia). This palm-size gadget takes the antsy finger trend to new levels by enhancing a basic fidget function featuring five high-touch, high-tech games specifically targeting Memory, Focus, Hand/eye coordination, Critical thinking and Small motor skills. Stop&Go. All pixels are red to start. Tap the green pixels as they appear and increase in speed, but don’t touch the red pixels to stay in the game! Tap light green pixels once, dark green pixels twice. If you tap a red pixel, all pixels will turn red, and the game will end. Your score is based on the number of green pixels tapped.Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you. When you’re increasing blood flow to the brain, you’re feeding it. And by stimulating your brain in mental tasks, you encourage neurons to grow. And all five of these areas (Memory, Focus, Hand/eye coordination, Critical thinking, and Small motor skills) are key to maintaining cognitive function. For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. All pixels are yellow to start. See a sequence and then repeat it by pressing the same colours. The sequence will grow each time you repeat it correctly. If you don’t press the sequence exactly as presented, the TAPTAP will display all red pixels and the game will end. Your score is based on the number of sequences you’ve repeated successfully.

The TapTap games specifically target Memory, Focus, Hand/eye coordination, Critical thinking and Small motor skills. Games include Stop & Go, Raindrops, Eat Greens, Match It! and Copy That! Simply tap and slide the light up squares and let your fidgety fingers fly! Challenge yourself or play with friends, the only hard part is putting it down! The TapTap games specifically target memory, focus, hand-eye coordination, critical thinking, and motor skills. Play the Stop & Go, Raindrops, Eat Greens, Match It! and Copy That! games on this fidget toy. Simply tap and slide the light-up squares and let your fidgety fingers fly! Challenge yourself or play with friends – the only hard part is putting it down. All pixels are purple to start. Flip the pixels on these fidget toys by tapping them and find the matching colour pairs. Your score is based on the number of seconds it took you to find all the pairs. Try to get the lowest score possible. Whilst we will do everything we can to meet the delivery times above, there may be factors outside of our control and we cannot guarantee delivery within this time frame. Can’t stop fidgeting? Take it to the next level with TapTap® Smart Fidget. This palm-size gadget takes the antsy finger trend to new levels by enhancing a basic fidget function featuring five high-touch, high-tech games.The TapTap Smart Fidget is a palm-size gadget takes the antsy finger trend to new levels by enhancing a basic fidget function featuring five high-touch, high-tech games. The TapTap games specifically target memory, focus, hand/eye coordination, critical thinking and small motor skills. Games include Stop & Go, Raindrops, Eat Greens, Match It! and Copy That! I asked neighbors if the bike was for them, but half-heartedy. I was already feeling affectionate toward this old lime-colored bike. I liked its dents and scratches. It had character; wabi -sabi. Over the weekend I tooled it up, and while the display didn’t work, the resistance did. The seat just needed new screws, and the hand grips were easily replaced with foam pipe insulation. I was lying to myself. I was walking more, but my fitness level wasn’t progressing. I guess I was like the stationary bike: not going anywhere.