poppit

It should actually be poppet and it was used as a term of endearment towards children.

Actually spelled: "poppet".

Chiefly a British derivitive of the word "puppet".

A darling, a small child, a doll, a puppet.

Used in the Wild Thornberrys by Nigel Thornberry

1. See definition of crumpit, basically means the same thing but can be used more casually, more for friends *.

*not for a boyfriend or girlfriend.

Form of greeting, first used in the Disney movie, Pirates of the Carribean.

Poppits help reduce stress and anxiety in both kids and adults. They keep your hands busy when extreme boredom sets in. These toys are a great way to release nervous energy, especially in settings like classrooms and offices, where sitting in one position for an extended period is often required.

P.S:All the girls in my class have these but don't have anxiety