ASONA Rainbow Push Bubble Pop Fidget Toys 3 Packs Bubbles Wrap Popper Popping Sensory Toy for Girls Boys Kids Toddlers, Anxiety Stress Relief Toy for Christmas Stuff Circle Square Octagon Multi Color

I bought this for my daughter who has adhd and anxiety and she feels and fidgets and it helps her mind and her thoughts on whatever is causing her anxiety to be distracted by pushing the bubbles out and in or playing a game on it and she feels better than she did without using the pad. I would recommend this game for anyone who has trouble concentrating or likes a distraction from time to time. It’s easy to use and wash the durability is strong enough for you to bend back and forth and wash in the dishwasher. I would recommend this game to anyone who thinks it could help with someone who needs a distraction from time to time.

No much to say. They are good for their money and worth it. Nothing jumps out about them though

I use these a lot for different things. I keep them in the car or in my purse to distract my kiddos. I am also a teacher and use these for students to sound out words. They make a sound and push a button at the same time.

Bought and had a set shipped to my daughter. They have a 1 year old and were making a road trip from California to SC. These kept my grandson busy for hours at a time. Even after they arrived he plays with these constantly. If you’ve ever taken a trip with little ones you know they get bored very quickly. These kept him busy for hours. He loves the soft rubber feel and the feel of the pop they make and it’s quiet so it does not annoy Mom and Dad. Well worth the money.

Let me preface this and say I am a teacher and I bought this solely for sight word, spelling, and phonics practice. If you are simply buying this as a toy or for therapy, then it is a good buy. My students love using it. It is durable. It is engaging. There are little letters on each bubble, which I loved since I didn’t have to write each letter on each bubble myself like some other people in my building. One of my complaints is that there is no constructive order to the letters. They aren’t in alphabetical order, and they are not laid out like a keyboard. Both would be beneficial for educational purposes. That is fine because the kids can just hunt for the letters. However, my biggest and main complaint is that the square Pop-it is missing the letter H. I find that odd since the other ones in the pack do have the letter H.

My only complaint is that the alphabet was not in order on the square pop-it making it useless for kids attempting to spell words. All are wonderful for children destressing by pressing the pops. Many used them to spell words as they "popped"

My students love these pop-its as fidget toy to use in the classroom. It helps keep them focused and gives them a way to be less overwhelmed and stressed. Only comment is one of the pop-it’s had letters that was in no order. I was confused on this.

The daughter loved them, added to the collection lol have fun colors, and are easy to use. Any teen/kid would love them.