A slime stress ball doesn’t have to be boring. With glow in the dark slime, you can turn simple sensory play into a fun, calming experience that looks great in the light — and even better in the dark. This DIY project is easy, hands-on, and perfect for kids, families, or anyone looking for a relaxing sensory activity. Follow the steps below to make your own glowing slime stress ball at home.
Start with a thick, elastic glow in the dark slime. A non-sticky texture works best, as it helps the slime hold its shape and bounce better.
If the slime feels too soft, knead it for a minute to improve elasticity.
Use both hands to knead, press, and fold the slime repeatedly.
This step removes trapped air and helps create a firmer slime stress ball with better rebound.
Slowly roll the slime between your palms to form a smooth, round ball.
Gently tighten the surface as you roll to keep the shape compact and even.
Place the slime ball in the refrigerator for 10–15 minutes (do not freeze).
Cooling helps the slime set, improving bounce and overall durability.
Expose the slime ball to bright light or sunlight for a few minutes.
Turn off the lights to enjoy the glowing effect, then gently drop or squeeze it to test its bounce and stress-relief feel.
The more compact the ball, the better the bounce
Longer light exposure creates a stronger glow
Re-knead before play to restore elasticity
Use on soft surfaces for quieter indoor play
🌙 Visually calming glow for nighttime play
🤲 Hands-on sensory input that helps reduce stress
👪 Great for parent-child DIY activities
🎁 Fun as a small gift, party favor, or creative toy
A glow in the dark slime stress ball combines touch, movement, and visual calm — making it a simple but satisfying way to relax and play.
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