Fidget Toys Bundle Sensory Toys Set, Sensory Fidget and Squeeze Widget for Relaxing Therapy, Stress Relief Toys for Children and Adults with ADHD ADD Anxiety Autism

These bundle packs are great for buying a wide variety of fidgets for cheap! I was a little nervous about the quality, but I have actually been pleasantly surprised. The fidget cube is great and has held up well to a rough four year old. Both our kids love the squishy balls. I do instruct them NOT to try popping the "bubbles" when they come through the mesh. We haven't had any issues, but if a kid really wanted to, I could see how they would be able to pop it. A couple helpful things to know - the tangles are not easy to put back together, the peas and the white ball with the multicolored balls all around it can both be hard for a younger child or one with weak fingers, the "stretch toys" (red and blue in the picture) pick up hair and things easily - we keep ours in ziploc bags and instruct the kids not to put them on the floor. I know that sounds like a lot of negative, but it's more things to be aware of to ensure it's the right fit for your child. Overall I really am pleased with this set!

I really wanted to love this assortment. It's a bit of a mixed bag, though. The picture shows 12 items. The name of the product says 12 items. The description says there is a two pack of the marble in mesh tubes. That's what I received so, eleven items total. Unfortunately, within two hours of opening the package (not two hours of actual play), both the "grape" balls had come out of the mesh. They are held closed by a tiny zip tie, which we had on hand and I was just going to fix them, but we realized one of the internal balls had sprung a leak... yellow slime was all over my fabric couch. The stretchy noodles have not been stretched more than six feet, but one is tearing. They both got covered with fuzz, but that was fairly easy to remove. My youngest really likes rolling and twisting them, though. The pea pods are cute, but there isn't much fidgety satisfaction from them. All three of them love to watch the timer, which I timed at six minutes. I don't know if it's really random though, I only timed it once. The "bike chain" is pretty unique and I'm hopeful this one will be a favorite for school in the fall. We already had a few marbles in mesh, so there wasn't a lot of wow factor for them, but when they first got them, they thought they were a lot of fun. The rainbow ball is the favorite, hands down. Everyone has played with it. This is the only fidget in the pack that is not silent, so if you are annoyed by a constant *click* *click* *click*, this one might not be for you. I was really glad to get a chance to try such a good variety of fidgets with each of the kids at a fraction of the cost elsewhere.

I bought these to help fill a piñata, instead of all candy. They fit into the piñata perfectly and dropped easily with the candy, but....We didn’t get the grape balls, or the puzzle ball. We did get :•2 cubes,•2 peas in pod (cute but not much fidget action there)•a few plastic ,very tiny, fidget spinners (too easily broken),•2 of the long stretch bars,•a toy that needed to be put together but no directions at all, so that one a total bust•the small squishy characters, while cute and squishy were labeled as “girl colors” and for “girls” by my eight yr. old son.The only one he liked was the very tiny, light blue, shark squishy.All in all, it was okay but don’t expect them to last a long time.Also the squishy characters got “gummy” feeling within a few days.

These are higher quality than I though. One bracelet was bent (they’re made out of metal measuring tape btw so be careful). One of the “peas in a pod” fidgets was also broken, but I was able to fix it. I wish it came with more toys and less slap bracelets.

The media could not be loaded.  Great set, my kiddo loves all the little goodies! Think I should give a heads up about the round ball with buttons that many reviewers thought was broken because one button is missing, it’s actually a puzzle ball and supposed to be that way. Each colored ball has a correlating space with the same color ring around it. There’s also one space without a ring, the empty space, for when u complete the puzzle. You basically press down and shift the balls using the empty space till it’s solved. The other thing I noticed was a few thought they were missing the “grape toy” and only received ball with netting when in fact they’re one in the same. Hope that info helps when checking out reviews :)

The media could not be loaded.  The long stretchy ones are dangerous. They snap back pretty hard. My 3yr old and 11 yr old grandsons did the same things, Stretched it really far and let it snap back and Then they both spun it around, it hurts.I love the bubble timer. It put them in a trance. Its perfect for a 2 yr old time out. Ill post a video for thr timeThey loved the balls with the net over it. It actually looks kind of gross when it comes through the holes, but its fun to squeeze it. The net came loose right away. It's just on there with a small zip tie. It's definitely not good for a three year old. It's pretty tempting for kids to bite the bubble or pop it.The round toy . They like it. It's an easier type version of the rubrics cube.They weren't too interested in the other items.

This is a good assortment of fidget items. They are good quality. I am an elementary school behavior intervention specialist and like to have a variety of items to help students who need something to hold, squeeze, fidget with when they are calming down or tools to offer them to help focus in the classroom. All of these items have been useful. My students seem to like the ball puzzle the most. The squishy balls make me nervous because I am worried that they will burst and the liquid inside will leak out but so far that has not happened.

I teach special education so sensory toys are a must. The items all came in good condition and my students loved them. I didn't put the squishy balls out as I didn't want them popped, but they adorded the plastic color ball. My only complaint is that the peas in a pod don't last very long. The peas come apart and the glue holding the pod together is starting to wear off.