iBaste 2PCS - Push Bubble Sensory Fidget Toy, Squeeze Sensory Toy, Silicone Stress Reliever Toy, Autism Special Needs Stress Reliever, for Kids, Adults, Students - (Square Purple & Round Green)

iBaste 2PCS - Push Bubble Sensory Fidget Toy, Squeeze Sensory Toy, Silicone Stress Reliever Toy, Autism Special Needs Stress Reliever, for Kids, Adults, Students - (Square Purple & Round Green)

$ 10.99

Score By Feature

Based on 99 ratings

Easy to clean

9.90

Sturdiness

9.80

Value for money

9.28

Durability

9.28

OveReview Final Score

How Our Score Is Calculated

Product Description

The silicone rubber

Accessed from abroad

Play With Fidget - The sensory fidget toy makes a slight pop sound when you press the mouse bubbles together, then you turn it over and start all over again, it still does not have the sound of bubble wrap, but it is also enjoyable.

Game-play for parents to help children let off steam! Game-play for any age group, a great fit for parents, children, the autistic population, anyone who feels anxious, fidgets can help.

The bubble fidget toy lets you relax as you pop bubbles, which relieves stress and restores your mood.

A Push Bubble is made of non-toxic, high quality silicone. Puff balls are safe and child-friendly, and made of silicone. Washable and durable, the material feels comfortable when you hold it in your

Push Bubble Is Reusable & Washable - You can keep using this bubble for a long time, and it is easily cleaned after repeated use. In the event that you spill anything on this silicone bubble toy, you can simply wipe it clean. Pop fidget toys are made of high grade silicone that can withstand repeated use and repeated washings.

Questions & Answers

Can you tell me how loud these are? Do you think an airplane is ok?

There is no loud sound coming from them. In the car, my kids listen to these devices, and I can hardly

What is the recommended play time for this product ?

I think it is a good idea. It allows them to use the road when they are tired when the road is far away. It is important to note that the slight *br> noise it makes will also disturb those who are sleeping on an airplane.

What would be the best way to use this toy?

The small bubbles will pop as you push them. Despite their small size, they make a satisfying pop sound, and my two girls, both 11 and 16, love playing with it idly as they watch TV or sit around and read. Many people use it to keep worry at bay, toddlers use it as a sensory toy, and others use it as a fidget object. The purpose is purely to keep hands occupied, and there's no complicated purpose to it.

It is a habit for children to have fingernails. Could children bite themselves if they used them?

A lot of things can be done with it. It seems that children will still like this toy based on comments from other places.