The FUNPUNCH parent guide · Kids with ADHD
Give your child with ADHD a fun place to put their energy.
Dinner is on the stove, your child is bored, and the tablet is back in their hands.
The Funpunch Bag gives them a game they can reach for at home.
By the FUNPUNCH team · 3 minute read

The hours between school and dinner
“Put the tablet down” leaves you with the next problem.
At 4 p.m., the school bag hits the floor.
Your child heads for the tablet.
When screen time ends, you hear, “I’m bored.”
You point to the toys in the corner, but they’ve lost interest in those.
For a parent raising a child with ADHD, finding an activity they enjoy takes work.
The Funpunch Bag puts a game within reach, right where you spend time together.
A timer ends screen time.
It doesn’t fill the next hour.
That gap is where the afternoon gets hard.
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“Go play” leaves them stuck.
A clear game gives them a place to start.
Count five taps on the bag together. - 2
The toy box is full.
Your child has seen it all.
A bag that bounces back gives their hands something to do. - 3
Stay close to home.
Some afternoons, dinner needs your time.
Set up a game you can join without a car trip.


An activity you can share
One tap gives them
a reason to try again.
The bag swings back after a hit.
Your child watches it move and lines up the next tap.
Stand beside them and ask, “Can you copy this?” Show them a slow left tap, then a right.
Now it’s their turn to pick a move for you.
A screen break becomes a game between you and your child, with a clear place to aim.
Built for play at home
Give busy hands a game
they can make their own.
The bounce keeps it moving.
A spring brings the bag back after each hit, ready for the next turn.
Five taps is a place to start.
Count together, then let your child choose a new game.
They set the pace.
Make room for your turn.
Swap places and follow their lead.
You get to share the fun instead of calling from across the room.
Customer stories
“He barely even looks
at his tablet anymore.”
Jordan shared this about their son.
Other parents wrote about the bag’s quality and how much their kids enjoy it.
He has been on this bag multiple times daily since we got it.
The quality of this product is much better than I expected.
Excellent product. My 10 year old daughter loves it.
These reviews describe each customer’s own experience.
Results vary.
Bring a new game home
Your next screen break
starts here.
Let your child help pick a bag they like.
You’ll find the sizes, designs, and current prices on the product page.
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A design they love.
Look through the bags together and check the age details before you buy.
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Setup comes next.
Follow the guide to attach the bag to a smooth, flat surface, then check that the base holds firm.
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Let them show you a move.
Stay close as they play.
A short turn gives you both a chance to try it.
Shop directly with FUNPUNCH.
A few details before you buy.
Does the Funpunch Bag treat ADHD?
No.
The bag is for active play.
Keep following your child’s care plan and their doctor’s advice.
Will my child stop asking for the tablet?
We don’t promise that.
The bag gives them a game to play during a screen break.
Let their interest guide you.
Where does it go?
The base needs a smooth, flat surface with room around the bag.
Follow the setup guide.
An adult should stay close during play.
How long is a turn?
Start with a few light taps.
When your child wants to stop, take a break.
There is no score they have to reach.
Which size is right for my child?
Check the size and age details on the product page.
If you need help choosing, contact the FUNPUNCH team before you order.
What if the bag arrives broken?
Contact us within 60 days of delivery if the bag is broken or not working. Our return policy has the full details.
For their next afternoon at home
“Come show me your game.”
Put a Funpunch Bag within reach and join your child for a turn.
The next tap is theirs.
Choose a design and check today’s price.