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    32 Things For Anyone Who Likes To Multitask While Watching Netflix

    Including silent fidget toys, a journal for calm, and a desk bike that's gotten over a million likes on TikTok 🚲.

    1. 52 Lists For Calm, a journal for anyone whose state of "!!!" isn't *quite* being taken care of with their current rewatch of The Office. This pairs well with your familiar faves as an orderly, comforting way to unwind.

    The cover of the book

    2. A compact, TikTok-famous rolling desk bike so you can try to out-bike your own tears while watching The Notebook again (which is really on you, what did you think was going to happen?).

    A model on a white bike desk with a tray steadying their laptop

    3. Or a universal laptop treadmill desk attachment so you can power walk right along with everyone in The West Wing.

    4. A grooming glove for cats and dogs so the next time one of them *plops* into your lap during an extremely pivotal moment in Great British Bake-Off (read: every moment), you can sneakily groom them while you watch.

    A reviewer holding the glove full of cat hair next to their cat

    5. A beginner-friendly cross-stitch kit with everything you need to create their own 2020 mood board while joining the rest of humanity on their Haunting Of Bly Manor deep dive.

    An embroidered dumpster on fire that says 2020

    6. An adorably encouraging tear-away daily planner you can fill out for the next day during your unrepentant Vampire Diaries rewatch, and maybe soothe some of those ~Sunday scaries~ away. This lets you keep yourself on track for all your calls, goals, and even your water intake without overcrowding your actual calendar β€” plus, it rips off so you can take just the one page with you when you're on the move.

    A blank page of the planner

    7. Plus a set of eye-popping fine point pens designed for planners and journals, so you can β€” gasp β€” color code your tasks, making them even more soothing to look at. (TBH, with all her nonstop journaling, you know Elena Gilbert would.)

    Fine point pens in 18 different colors

    8. A set of Monkey Noodles, a quiet sensory toy that stretches, pulls, twirls, wraps, *and* squeezes, so you can fidget during Netflix marathons without any of your family members being like, "If you tap your foot on the floor ONE MORE TIME, I'll turn this entire Selling Sunset car around!!"

    Reviewer image of five long noodle-shaped toys in different colors

    9. A set of affordable, highly popular (seriously, these have nearly 40,000 popular reviews) wireless Bluetooth earbuds so you can multi-task to your heart's content, whether it's washing the dishes, doing laundry, or any other potentially noisy household task that you definitely want to numb the absolute boredom of by watching The Good Place for the 15th time throughout.

    10. A gorgeous pastel paint-by-number with an intricate, deeply satisfying pattern to follow that will keep your hands busy for at *least* several episodes of Grey's Anatomy.

    A water color of a single pink flower in a vase on a rustic table

    11. A Wi-Fi-connected movie projector that easily converts any wall, both indoor and outdoor, into a personal theater, so you can stream content doing all your fave outdoor activities like HIIT workouts or gardening or playing fetch with your pupper.

    12. Plus a mini trampoline for indoor *and* outdoor use so you can de-stress at the end of a long day by watching Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse and feel like you're part of the team.

    Reviewer image of the small trampoline with blue cover at the edges

    13. A pack of mini rainbow scratch art notes that will transport you back to your youth so fast that you will suddenly have a craving for Goldfish crackers and an Avatar: The Last Airbender rewatch so aggressive it CANNOT BE IGNORED.

    14. A starter's weaving kit to make gorgeous pastel tapestries as you deal with your Unsolved Mysteries-related heebie jeebies.

    A weaving look with half of a project completed on it in dusty pink, blue, and ivory

    15. A bathtub caddy that will turn your bathroom into a Netflix oasis. Pinot? Poured. Candle? Lit. That travel series where Zac Efron wears a ton of beanies? Queued. Now all you have to do is calmly explain to your loved ones that you live in a tub now.

    Reviewer image of a wooden bath caddy holding an iPad, washcoth, plant, candle, wine glass, bath salts

    16. And for some extra Netflix bath time decadence, a galaxy candy bath bomb (bonus if you pair it with streaming Planet Earth yet again).

    A shimmery blue purple and yellow bath bomb

    17. A copy of The Book of Myself: A Do-It-Yourself Autobiography in 201 Questions that's perfect for any stage of life, so you can preserve your favorite memories while also making *new* memories trying to figure out how Emily got such a large social following using terrible Instagram captions in Paris.

    The cover of the book by Carl and David Marshall

    18. The Drinking Animals Coloring Book, which will take you on a *delightful* journey of animals doing just that as you watch them frolic in Our Planet. Can I get anyone a Llamarita?

    The cover of the coloring book, which has a llama drinking a cocktail

    19. Or a quarantine-themed Schitt's Creek coloring book download for anyone whose season seven marathon is feeling ~a little bit Alexis~.

    Five Schitt's Creek-themed prints with text

    20. A rotating, heated back and neck massager to work out all of the knots in your odds and ends while you're watching Outlander and leave you feeling ~relaxed and refreshed~.

    A reviewer holding the massager, which has three rotating heated balls under the fabric on both sides

    21. A Baby Yoda puzzle that essentially proves that the human heart is made up of 500 pieces, and those 500 pieces make up this tiny creature's perfect face β€” perfect to pair with The Mandalorian on Disney+, or Stranger Things, which is *also* about a very powerful child who finds a Grumpy But Lovable Dad Figure.

    22. A 16-pack of Korean face masks made with vitamin E and collagen so you can cross "skincare" off your to-do list while you catch up on whatever absolutely harebrained scheme is happening in Riverdale these days.

    23. A journal with 300 writing prompts ranging from things like "Write about a moment when you felt proud of yourself" to "Describe your ultimate sandwich" β€” ideal for self-reflection *and* eating vicariously through The Chef Show.

    24. A set of make-your-own rainbow unicorn suncatchers you're kind of legally obligated to make while streaming She-Ra and the Princesses of Power? I don't make the rules, but I do enforce them, both for your sake and for the sake of your soon to be very magical backyard.

    25. A rock painting kit for both kids and adults β€” TBH, Jess from New Girl would absolutely want you to embark on this craft project and leave happy little wish stones all over your neighborhood.

    26. A flameless indoor s'mores maker complete with two marshmallow sticks and storage for all your ingredients, so anyone drooling during Young & Hungry can take their marshmallow-and-chocolate destinies into their own hands.

    27. A unicorn slime making kit, because truly the most universal human experience is that deep down inside we all just want to stretch out a big ole glop of bright pink glittery slime. Most importantly, this doesn't *not* pair well with a Breaking Bad marathon.

    28. A beginner's guide to calligraphy that is far more thorough and specific about technique and ink types than other versions, and will have you writing elegant postcards to your friends while watching all the fictional sophistication in Pride & Prejudice.

    the book open to a page where you can learn different styles to write the same word

    29. A *delightful* set of make-your-own foam Smushables, because honestly, if you're committing to another Haunting Of Hill House marathon this Halloween season, you're gonna be glad you have these to squish.

    A box with a cat and unicorn head puffy stress ball getting painted

    30. A book of New York Times crossword puzzles to keep your brain as sharp as the Sherlock episodes you're marathoning β€” you can ease into it with the simpler Monday puzzle book, then work your way up to the more challenging Sunday puzzle book.

    31. A paint-by-sticker set made up of vintage travel posters you can hang up on your walls when you're finished β€” a real "I'm vicariously living through Netflix travel documentaries" vibe.

    32. A make-your-own comic book that is admittedly for kids, but is also a creative outlet for doodling or journaling for those who aren't into journaling the traditional way β€” especially if you're watching Supergirl or The Flash and it's got you in a whoooole mood ⚑.

    The cover of the blank comic book notebook

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