Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Parents, we have good news and bad news for you today. The bad news is that the fidget spinner craze isn’t over — far from it. But ...

If you know a middle school kid, or a parent or teacher of one, chances are you’ve seen the simple little colorful device that’s driving them all crazy lately. It’s called a fidget spinner, and even ...

Both kids and kids-at-heart are going crazy for a new toy fad sweeping the nation. They're called “Fidget Spinners,” and while they’re fun for many, they’re also a colorful tool intended to help ...

Move over bottle-flipping and homemade slime: Minnesota kids have a new obsession. Fidget spinners are the latest craze to hit classrooms, playgrounds and social media. But some schools say the ...

NEW YORK (WABC) -- Fidget spinners, the small plastic toys the provide a quick, soothing rotation, are the newest sensation that is flying off shelves and into schools across the country. The gadgets ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Should fidget spinners be allowed in school? It's a question educators are asking as the toys continue to gain popularity. But the answer may not be as simple as you think.

The colorful palm-size toys, made from metal or plastic fitted with a ball bearing that allows it to spin, are the latest toy fad. Kids are obsessed. Stores can't keep them in stock. Parents are ...

Fidget spinners -- much like Rubik's Cubes, pet rocks and Tech Decks (aka fingerboards) -- are the newest way to distract yourself with something other than your phone. Since December, the finger toys ...

Fidget spinners, those fiddly little toys with a disc at the center, have become an unstoppable craze. Kids can't stop spinning them at home or in class, and even many adults admit to being obsessed.

All of a sudden, I am hearing about fidget spinners everywhere. Even in the funny papers! When I first saw the gadgets on the counter, they reminded me of the replacement heads for Norelco shavers. I ...

Whirling, spiraling and buzzing away like mini-propellers, so-called “fidget spinners” can be found in the palms of people nearly everywhere you go these days — including schools, where they are ...