Collission and Trigger on Same object

So I'm working on creating like a health-orb pickup item. I need the orb itself to have physics detection so it bounces on the ground, but I also need a trigger to tell if the player is near enough to pick it up (but not directly on top of it, I want the orbs to sort of 'float' to the player if they're near enough).

So I've been doing some research and I'm a bit confused on the topic. From what I gather you can only have one collider of each type on a single game object (one box, one sphere, etc.) and multiple colliders will be treated as a compound collider. So you can only have a single game object as either physics or trigger.

So I created a parent game object that had a sphere collider to detect physics (works fine!) Then I created a child object with a sphere collider at a much larger scale with a trigger and script attached.

However, the child sphere seems to be having a physics reaction with the player where it 'pushes' them back a bit, even though it's sphere is set to trigger only.

So then I tried unparenting the child and the same thing still happens where the is-trigger sphere is causing my player to 'push' back.

I'm confused on what's causing this!

Edit:

I kept playing with this and decided since I couldn't get the previous way to work that I would create it as a single gameObject. So I have a sphere with a rigidbody and collider which behaves as normal and then a script to check for distance (instead of a trigger).

However, when I get to the point where I move the item it still has the same issue where it sorta pushes the player.

I even set them on Physics layers where they ignore eachother.

I'm at a loss with why this is happening!

the health-orb Update: (placed on a gameobject with a rigidbody and sphere collider)

     void Update(){
         //Rotate this item to face the player at all times
         transform.LookAt(transform.position + Camera.main.transform.rotation * Vector3.back,
                          Camera.main.transform.rotation * Vector3.up);
 
         //Keep track of how far the item is from Snow
         distanceSnow = Vector3.Distance(transform.position, snow.transform.position);
 
         RaycastHit hitInfo;
         //If the player hasn't reached the orb, reduce it's lifespan
         if(!absorbing){
             if(Physics.Raycast (transform.position, -Vector3.up, out hitInfo)){
                 if(hitInfo.distance <= 0.04)
                     checkingDistance = true;
                     //delay a moment before checking for distance
             }
             if(checkingDistance){
                 if(distanceSnow <= pickupRange){
                     absorbing = true;
                 }
                 lifespan -= Time.deltaTime;
                 if (lifespan <= 0)
                     Death();
             }
         } else {
             //If the player has neared the orb start floating towards the player
             this.rigidbody.isKinematic = true;
             speed += speedIncrease;
             speed = Mathf.Clamp (speed, 0, 6);
             float step = speed * Time.deltaTime;
             transform.position = Vector3.MoveTowards(transform.position,
                                     new Vector3(snow.transform.position.x,
                                     snow.transform.position.y + 0.25f,
                                     snow.transform.position.z), step);
         
             if(distanceSnow <= 0.26f)
                 GrantCP();
         }
     }