Richtim Sensory Bean Bags: 6 Pack Fidget Toys with Premium Water Beads, Colorful Sensory Bead Toys for Stress Relief, Autism, Anxiety, Kids & Adults

This is a cool idea. I wanted an early years toy that stimulates and this is great. You can throw it, squish it, write words with it and it makes it all a little exciting. The colours are bright and very sensory. Lots of learning going on here and I recommend for babies and toddlers. It can burst so close supervision while playing with this toy is essential.

My daughter loved them

I’m a minor, and I brought this with my own money. I was a bit confused on the quality of the star one, where the beads seemed like they weren’t a lot, but it was quickly resolved after pressing it in the middle. The quality of these are amazing, the air in them allows the beads to move around after being squished, and overall very happy with these!! ⍢⃝ I don’t have autism or ADHD, but I do have sensory issues. I love the feeling and satisfying look of the beads moving around :o I’m so excited to try these in school when I come back from Christmas break.

These squidgy letters have been a big hit with my autistic child. They're special interest is letters so they've enjoyed exploring these.However the quality of them is a bit of a let down. Some of the letters are squished, so more liquid than beads, some have a very small amount of beads in them. The attached pictures show the letter T being full of beads, whereas the letter D seemed to be barely half full. Because of this it can be hard to identify the letters accurately.They're overpriced for what they are, but then also none have burst yet either, despite being stood on and thrown by an energetic toddler.I tried to contact the seller directly about the consistency of the letters but the email address sent out in the box doesn't work. So save yourself the effort. When I contacted Amazon about it, the only options are replace or refund.My child does love playing with them, and the squishiness is very sensory and calming. I'd sort of recommend them, especially if you have a letter or sensory lover.

they seem good quality but are smaller than I was expecting

Not safe. Especially for kids with Autism that put things in the mouth. Burst after 5 minutes.

These are fun for letter recognition. It says they are safe, but I would just watch that little ones don't put in their mouths, just in case they bite into the coating.

it’s amazing Alphabet for my autistic daughtershe loves it