WecsvMochi Squishy Toys, 34 PCS Squishy Toys for Kids, Kawaii Squishies Animals Mochi Fidget Toys for School Party Favors, Christmas Stocking Stuffers, Birthday Goodie Bags, Easter Eggs (34PCS)

All things mochi squish toys have become really popular and these will be great come this Halloween.Being parent of a daughter who has gotten countless amount of these through her school and friends bday parties, these are on par quality-wise. The prints and markings on them however are a bit on the cheaper side. Some of them look outright hand-drawn with a marker.Besides that, these are still fun to mess around with. My daughter and I chuck 'em at eachother. I unfortunately showed her how well these stick to drywall so she laughs whenever she gets one stuck on the ceiling. These are good simple cheap fun.These clean up great too with soap and water to clean off the dust. Air dry them and they are good as new.They dont get full stars because of the print/design quality of some, but MOST are pretty cute and just fun in general. Just dont mistake these for candy.

One of the ways my small business connects with our shoppers is to have a treat available for the kids that come in with their parents. Clearly, most children don’t have fun shopping, but by offering them a squishy toy, the kids are kept busy and are delighted to receive an unexpected gift.The box comes with one hundred squishies in a variety of colors. There are countless animals to choose from, and they’re individually packaged in clear plastic. To get a general idea of what they look like, the first photo in the product description is accurate. The squishies aren’t super defined – instead, they are kind of blobby without distinct features. I’ve ordered a different brand before, and compared to my current ones, the details on these aren’t great.However, you get what you pay for, and for the price, I’d say they’re worth it! The children don’t seem to care about the quality, they just like having something to play with.My other gripe is that the squishies are individually wrapped. I know it makes sense due to the nature of the toy, but I cringe every time I see them, because it feels so wasteful to me. The good news is that the squishies are made from TPR (thermoplastic rubber) which is BPA free and perfectly safe for children of all ages. This material can get coated easily with dust or other debris, which is likely why each toy is wrapped individually.I think if you’re looking for something inexpensive to add to a stocking, goodie bag, or just to have on hand for random customers, then this won’t be a bad purchase.

They were cute and fun to manipulate....BUT I bought them for a Halloween prize and they come packaged like an edible treat. Was almost afraid to give them to the children. Took them out of the package and demoed them.

these are very nice. Lots of different colors and different designs. Great for grab bags

The description for the 110 piece set notes the squishies are 1-2 inches. Not true! They are all approximately 1". None of the squishies are even close to 2". I have purchased thousands of squishies from various vendors and this purchase is the first I was disappointed with the items provided. The squishies in this set are all approximately 1/2 the size of any other squishies I have ever purchased. I realized after I had received the too tiny squishies that some reviewers had received the product free, had noted the squishies were small but perhaps because they had received the product free, they gave it a 4 or 5 star review. I should have paid closer attention to that. I paid for my purchase, and I consider my 1 star review to be generous because I purchased them based on the deceptive size description provided by the seller. These extremely tiny squishies are not useful to me.

These are so cute and fun!I am always on the lookout for non-candy items to hand out at Halloween, as some people cannot eat candy for dietary reasons, and I know first hand that some people actually get ill at even the smell of candy. When I was younger, I could not even walk into a store that sold candy (even a large grocery store with a candy section) because the smell would make me very nauseas. I dutifully collected it at Halloween, but disposed of it promptly thereafter. The people who gave out quarters, or ANYTHING BUT CANDY, were my favorites.So, I try to pay it forward and offer candy as well as a variety of fun non-candy items at Halloween. Unsurprisingly (to me), the non-candy items are typically the first to run out, because - if nothing else - the kids appreciate the change of pace.So, anyway, I love these. They are fun to play with and they add variety to the typical Halloween offerings. Also, 48 pieces is a good quantity to have, especially if one needs to prepare treat bags for a child's class - it is good to have consistency among the treat bags, and 48 pieces is enough for even my son's very large class.

These are just way to cute. Mini mochi's, tons of variety in the box. These are easily cleaned, just use luke warm water and a small amount of dish soap, wash and rinse and good as new. My little one wanted them all, she thought they were the cutest things ever.

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