Neliblu Stress Balls for Kids and Adults - Pack of 12 Assorted Sensory Squeeze Balls - Spiky Squishy Fidget Toys for Relaxation - Puffer Ball for Classroom, or Sports Party Favors

Great quality, kids loved them! Cute, squishy and great value.

I'm actually very impressed with the assortment and high quality of the stress toys. Mostly the foamy kind, I love the variance of shapes & colors as well as the variety of different types. I teach adults in a business setting. Providing various items for them to occupy their hands with while having to sit through 4 hour Anti Harassment or Conflict Management Courses has actually increased focus and retention of subject material. Since I don't have a budget to purchase items like this for my classes, I'm glad they are affordable and delivered quickly.

loved the different shaped and kinds. were a great hit for the office. Only problem was there wasn't enough of the really squishy ones.

They were just as I expected.

The stress relief balls and toys arrived on time and were exactly as they were described by the seller. They are tactile and perfect to use for kids as well as anyone with anxiety. I am an inpatient adolescent therapist and have found these to be very helpful to use in group therapy. Some notes: the squeeze toys do not last as long as the stress balls because they are made from a more delicate material. Within two days, about half of the toys had popped. It's been a few weeks and all of the toys have been ripped, some of them in halves. However, that does not stop the kids from using them and the toys are still tactile and useful for stress relief. The stress balls are much more durable and are still intact. I don't regret this purchase at all and have been very happy with the products. Just don't expect the toys (not the balls) to last very long if you plan to use them with children.

The products are alright I was hopping for more durable stress toys since most where easily broken. The best one was the small spiked ball full of air since it’s fun to toss around. The rest are squishy but fragile, if you put too much pressure on them they will rip and break.

For four-year-olds, you can sort the objects (see how many ways you can sort them.) Count all the objects (take away and add.) Let your child hide the objects and make sure you find them all by knowing the total. Learn colors, texture words. Create stories using the objects as characters. Toss and catch, throw into a bucket or kid's pool. Also, fun in the tub--the round objects spin under the tap! Got these when my granddaughter was three-years-old. She's five now and still plays with them.

I purchased these for my counseling office. They have been a huge hit with my clients of all ages - children, teens, and adults. I love the variety in colors, sizes, shapes, textures, and firmness. These have been helpful for fidgeting, anger, and anxiety, and have been just fun toys, too. I often let clients pick a favorite to take home and will definitely order more. I love to see the look on a client's face when they find "the one" that meets their needs.