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My 3rd daughter suffers from a mess of mental health, Adhd which is different in girls then boys. On top of other things, having these little hand fidgets/sensory fidgets available to her during class help her keep her hands busy, but her mind focus. It helps with coping skills for anxiety as well. This is a huge win for us this year!!!! They have silly faces on them for her mood changes, the quality of these seem durable, easy to clean and keep santazied for school. She is a texture kid so these are perfect for her!

These almost look like little ice packs , but they’re so cute

I am utilizing this toy for my child to express her feelings when she is having a difficult time. I like that they are small and compact and that they are good sensory toys. May not be good if your child puts things into their month as I could see puncturing the plastic and being exposed to the liquid and beads.

When gets anxious and uneasy, these work well to distract and calm grandson. The novelty of them seems to help. So far seem sturdy

These are not fidgets that my students choose often. They seem to be good quality and should hold up well.

The media could not be loaded. We pair these with “my first emotion book” and the kids love finding the matching emotion. It’s such a cute way to work on emotions with toddlers

I was excited when I made this purchase however, once I received them, I was slightly disappointed. One thing that was disappointing is the sensory toys aren’t label so it’s kind of difficult to identify some of the emotions. Secondly, there is not a lot of the bubbles or whatever it is that they use to give them the squishy feeling and quite a few of the sensory toy so that was a little disappointed. I probably will keep them, but it’s definitely not exactly as I had hoped.

Not to expensive and it came with a cute card. Would definitely recommend this to kids who like sensory toys and have a hard time expressing their emotions

These came in a box so handy to keep them in and saves getting lost in 'fidget city of disappearing things'.Nice and squishy with a great size for kids hands.They all have different faces of emotions with is handy for non verbal or selective mutism in awkward and overwhelming places to get across how they are feeling (this is why I bought for my son who struggles in crowded and new places, much easier to telle whats going on rather than tugging at me or wandering off)The colours are bright and vibrant and the faces are clear.Overall a great purchase and would buy different types 😊

Well where do I start. I have an autistic son who struggles with expressing his emotions through speach, and I purchased these to try encourage a way of expressing his emotions. When I introduced him to them he was very excited and interested. He immediately started to play with them before I even tried to explain what they was intended for. He absolutely loved them. Once I explained what I intended them for I noticed him eventually start playing with the one he was feeling. The quality was excellent. Perfect smooth texture even when squeezing them. Absolutely fantastic. So happy I found them. Totally would recommend.

Not durable enough. 3 out of the 6 have burst within 5 minutes of use. Colourful design, but just not fit for purpose.

Just a little to small

My son had these at nursery and I would see him sitting squishing them every now and then so i ordered these for at home. He seemed to like them and could identify the different emotions on the fruit's faces (good for ASD). They are nicely squishy being full of brightly coloured gel beads. The plastic is flexible but thick so it won't easily tear/burst even if squished/twisted/stood on etc.