Aothing Push Pop Bubble Sensory Toy, Silicone Stress Reliever Extrusion Bubble Game Toy, ABC Letters Learning Toy for Toddlers, Fun Kids’ Educational Building Toys - 2 Pack

It’s the little things that make my kids happy. They enjoy the soft feel of popping these. I got them to see if they could help try to diffuse my daughters temper... so far it hasn’t worked yet for that but it had been one of the toys she chooses to relax with.My youngest daughter loves the abcs on it and sings as she pops them.My two older kids we have been using this as a math manipulative for adding and subtracting. It is a nice tack tile tool.I am sure there are hundreds of ways to use these and they are nice and soothing.

While not quite the same sensory experience as bubble wrap, it is still a lot of fun as a fidget to push the bubbles in and the push them back out to repeat. I use this as a calm down tool when my son is having a difficult time regulating or transitioning between activities. He calms down and pushes the bubbles until he does them all a couple times and then he is ready to go. I just really like the simplicity of it.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I bought these to help keep my daughter occupied rather than giving her a phone or tablet and it actually works. We keep one in the car and then one at home and as soon as she sees it, she starts playing with it right away. She is currently learning her ABCs so the fact that these have letters imprinted on them, it makes it more fun for her while she's learning. When it comes to using this as a learning tool, we will place this on her table and then tell her to press a letter. Once you press a letter, the bubble pushes down. When you flip it to the other side, you're able to use that side as well. These are made of thick, high quality made silicone/rubber and are really easy to wash if you need to. What I was really impressed with is that even with this being such a simple toy, it will keep her occupied for long trips and is a lot better than using electronics.

I brought these for my son so he can play with it rather than ask for mobile to see videos. It keeps him occupied and develops his concentration. He enjoys pushing the bubbles in and then pushing them back.it kind of clams him down if we are in the car.it is light weight and one can reuse it number of times. The material used is good and soft makes it safe.my kid liked it and it kinda reduce his stress and rather than watching tv program he is using it. Happy with the purchase.

My kids LOVE these! They may not hold their attention for long, but my kids come back to play with them multiple times a day! They make little to no sound when they ‘pop’ so it’s great for a fidget toy in areas where the kids need to be quiet (church, recital, school). Great value for your money! They are sturdy, a great thickness and easy to clean! I definitely recommend them!

My kids loved these pop hearts. We got these specifically because there is an alphabet on them and my 3-year-old is obsessed with the abcs. These are very durable and easy to clean. Great for "keeping hands busy" or kids who need a fidget to keep them focused. I even find myself absent-mindedly popping these when it's laying nearby!

I was wanting to purchase some occupational therapy toys for my daycare. There was no doubt in my mind that these would be used and played with a lot. I really enjoy the alphabet being printed on the bubbles, I plan on using these pop mats for letter recognition games. Ive already had the push pop pop fidget toy for over a month and the are played with every day. Simple enough for 2 year olds and challenging for the 4 year olds. Extremely well made, I would recommend this product to anyone that has kids.

These are just as we expected! I bought one for my 6 year old and 2 year old. My 2 year old has actually played with it more than the 6 year old. Since we are doing virtual school, I bought it for him to try to let him fidget while watching the videos, therefore it's not as exciting for him. I also like that it has the letters on there so he can practice recognizing his letters.