Pop Bubble Sensory Fidget Toy, Autism Special Needs Stress Reliever Silicone Stress Reliever Toy, Squeeze Sensory Toy, Help Restore Emotions Gift for Adult Kids

It works ok. Not more than any other pop its. The only thing is that they had a card in the box saying if we did a survey we would get a fidget toy. My daughter was very excited and asked me to help her fill out the survey. Over a month later, there is no “thank you” gift. I should have known better, but it’s disgusting for little kids’ toy companies to crush kids’ excitement like this.

Bought these at the behest of my 2nd grader. Ahh...it it time for peer pressure to rear its ugly face again. Minor gripe of mine is I wished they could sell in a pack of 2. Overall, the colors are bright and attractive. Easy to pop by both kids and adults. A good size as advised by my 7 yr old who told me that these were big enough to have enough poppers for sufficient fun.One thing we found though is amongst the 3, only the popsicle had letters on both side of the molds. This was an added bonus as I let my daughter pop a letter as she learns how to spell a word.I have observed some parents giving these to younger kids and toddlers. I can see how these would help hand eye coordination. However, my kids are much older so they won't be putting them in their mouths. If you have teething young kids, I think these are fine and safe as they are silicone and washable. If you are planning to replace Sophie the giffrafe teething toy, just know that that is made of natural rubber if it does matter to you.

The media could not be loaded.  We received our package pretty quickly, everything was correct with our order. The size, look, feel, and design are better than expected. And at such a reasonable price. I maybe ordering more pretty soon. Thank you.

If you’re a big Pop It fan, just go to Target and get the Pop It there. The cup pop it is flimsy and you have to force some of them because they flip right back. The cupcake one is WAY TO HARD it feels as if they added more hard plastic to that one? The ice cream one is the only decent one. They’re $7 at Target for a good Pop It.

Update: Never received what was promised from the review. Deceiving seller.Relaxing to play with. Designs are also very cute. Particularly love the ice cream because it has letters and numbers on it.

I bought these for my kids stockings. I thought it was pretty neat that you could just keep popping the bubbles over and over, but they didn't find them nearly as satisfying as popping bubble wrap. Oh well, they helped fill the stockings and started a conversation!

The pop its are high quality and feel. The trio has the cutest design and colors. My daughter and her friends have gone nuts over them! The ice cream bar one seems to acclimate bigger fingers a little better and has imprint of alphabet and numbers 1-6.

I really like the design of these pop its, and the colors. My kids enjoy fiddling with them and It's a great stress reliever.