The video showcases various DIY anti-stress toys that can help lift one's mood, including a cactus massage tool, a stress ball filled with gel orbs, a soft substitute for food, and more. The video shows the process of making these toys and their effects in calming the mind and reducing stress. Viewers are encouraged to try these toys themselves and to subscribe to the channel for future DIY anti-stress toy videos.
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1. There are anti-stress toys featured in a video, including a smiling face, rainbow sushi, and soap bubbles.
2. The grumpy lady is sitting on the couch and watching television.
3. Pérez suggests having fun and getting outdoors to lift the grumpy lady's mood.
4. They try to make her smile with a big yellow balloon with a smiley face drawn on it.
5. The grumpy lady is allergic to yellow, and none of their tricks seem to help her cheer up.
6. They attempt to create a rainbow from a cloud as a way to improve her mood.
7. Soap bubbles are used to try to cheer up the grumpy lady, but she doesn't stay interested for long.
8. A soap bubble balloon is prepared by mixing soap and water.
9. A massage tool is created using a foam ball with small thorns on its surface.
10. An anti-stress ball is made with colored orbs inside a transparent balloon.
11. They create a soft substitute for food using sponges and paint to imitate sushi.
12. The soft substitute calms them down while waiting for real food to arrive.
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