Fidget Toys Set, 160 Pack Sensory Toys Party Favors Kids Autism Autistic Children, Classroom Treasure Box Chest Prizes Pinata Stuffer Gifts Small Mini Bulk Toy Carnival ADHD

I received everything that was advertised. My kit was supposed to have 160 items and I received 161. The small, bright, spiky balls were very sticky. The foam packets are tiny. The rings were either butterflies or crowns. I kept the keychain attachments separate and let parents / aides decide what the kids could have. The large pop its were more popular with the girls (a combo of the shape and color options, I think). These were used at a trunk or treat at a school for kids with special needs as an alternative to candy. The teachers were thrilled to have the extras for prize chests. I’d like to see a kit that reduces the size of the larger pop its and increases the size of some of the other items so there would be more accessible choices for the more severe and younger children. Overall, the quality seemed consistent with other prize choices being used at the school. This was worth it for the money and purpose though as I supplemented with other fidget options too. My kiddo did go through and preselect a few pieces beforehand and he really seems to be enjoying them. They are easy to manipulate and seem fun / relaxing. He says they help him focus. I would recommend them as fidgets, price toys, Halloween treats, etc. They seem to be useful for advertised purposes.

I was really happy with this product! The quality is great, sturdy and well-made,and it was very easy to set up and use. My kids had a blast with it and have been playing with it nonstop. It’s fun, safe, and definitely worth it if you’re looking for something entertaining and easy for kids to enjoy.

Great for my child who is autistic, and even my little niece when we travel. Plenty of things to choose from to keep them occupied.

I used these for PTA rewards to hand out to students, and they were a huge hit! The box comes with a massive assortment of different fidgets, so every student was able to find something they liked. The variety is definitely the selling point here with pop tubes, squishies, and spinners kept them all entertained. Just keep in mind that these are standard bulk-prize quality; they aren't indestructible, but for the quantity you get and the excitement they bring to the kids, they are a fantastic value.

These little trinkets and doo-dads are just the sort of silly stuff kids and preteens consider treasure. This box is a very cost effective and convenient way to have a prize box for your classroom, Sunday school room, party favors for a birthday party, etc. There are a few items here that might be a choking hazard for toddlers, and kids any older than middle school might see the toys in the box as childish, but for that 6 to 13 age group, it's just a collection of mildly amusing, gender non-specific little toys that are not likely to offend any particular child or parent. I was worried the items might be poorly constructed junk when they arrived, but I would say they appear durable with quality construction, considering what they are.

Has a bunch of different styles so perfect if your child is picky and your not sure what they might like!

Good for treasure box or sensory room toys for kids

I bought these for stocking stuffers for my nieces/nephew (age 16,15,12) with ADHD. I was able to put quite a few in all 3 stockings. There are differences in quality - the good items like the big poppers and the fidget cube are great. Most of the little stuff is ok - not great. But since the kids lose them all the time, it was a good value for the money. I don't know that I would recommend most of the small things for littler kids. But I would thing as long as they are of an age they know not to put things in their mouths, you should be fine.