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I have to children on the spectrum and a baby and my middle child daughter is obsessed with them, they have different textures and feelings to them.Shiny, fuzzy, soft, rough all different textures to help calm my children during a meltdown and gets them curious in playtime.Amazing value for money, I'm going to buy more so each kid room has them (they tend to want them at the same time)They are easy to use, we have ours on the floor but can be multi use by putting on wall. They are a good size individually and very sturdy quality.Great for my children and recommend to others

Great value for money, perfect round sizes, easy to use either on the floor or stuck to the wall. Amazing quality.I brought them to encourage my baby to reach up to play, help her to explore higher, within a few week she was so intrigued by the patterns and textures she had successfully pulled herself up.

My son love it. Good quality.

Lovely product, great range of textures. Would've given 5 stars if there was a little fabric hook bit on the back so I could hang them up in our classroom Cosy Corner (ASD Class). I'm having to sew some on which is tedious.

Exactly as shown in images but until you touch these it’s hard to realise what the textures are really like. They need more variety. More sequin and rough textures would be good. Perhaps a pressure liquid tile or mirror tile. Most tiles are soft like velvet or flat and smooth.