ZOROLUX Square Rainbow Push Pop Bubble Sensory Fidget Toy, Autism Special Needs Stress Reliever Anxiety Relief Toys, Extrusion Bubble Fidget Sensory Toy

My daughter has a missing chromosome which has bought many learning disabilities, one is that she needs to have something in her hands or something to fiddle with.The new craze is pop it’s (Reminds me of bubble wrap but in different colours and shapes and made of silicone) we have draws and draws of the things and the collection don’t seem to be stopping.I find these fidgets toys are fantastic and have really helped my daughter out.She calls this one her NHS pop it as it’s a square rainbow one, I did find the colour quality a little bit poor as some of the colours were a little bit faded, it was a decent size, at a decent retail price (£5.99).

Many of us, at one time or another, have passed (wasted?) the time popping the bubbles in bubble wrap. The more obsessive among us are not satisfied until every last bubble is popped. We justify it by claiming it is 'relaxing'. This toy attempts to give the claim greater credibility by calling itself a 'Superb Sensory Toy, Stress & Anxiety Reliever', suitable for all ages. I have to say that 'Overall planning skills and strong mental arithmetic skills are required' is pushing things a bit far, although I can envisage it being used as an entrance test for UK police forces.It is however, a great toy for youngsters, who will love the popping sound and appreciate the colours. It will help promote manipulation skills in the very young and keep them occupied and fidget-free, at least for a little while.And it is certainly more environmentally friendly than bubble wrap, as it is made from silicone. The price seems a little high but is comparable to other, similar products.

This is very simple, you have a lot of rubber holes that you can poke through to make the hole on the other side and it makes a little popping sound as you do it. It's addictive and it does relieve stress, it definitely works. To pop the little holes on either side for fun for adults or kids.It is bright and colourful and actually quite thick material, it seems to be robust and should last a while even with a lot of popping.You may be asking why only 4 stars? well its the colouring, its sloppy, for example there is purple from one side over the orange section on the other, it's like the colour has run in places. It is not bad but it's a real shame and I think shows a lack of care and attention in it's creation.This is great, its fun and addictive for kids or adults but the finish of the colouring is a bit disappointing.

I ordered this for my 7 year old who loves popping bubble wrap, and is a bit of a fidget. I've only seen this type of product mentioned recently so was intrigued to try it.He likes this and says its quite relaxing. My 3 year old likes the rainbow effect also!

The media could not be loaded.  My grandson aged 6 absolutely loves this. He spends ages on it. It seems like it helps his concentration and appears to have a calming effect

So the description states this is a:-Square rainbow push pop bubble sensory fidget toy, autism special needs stress reliever anxiety relief toys, extrusion bubble fidget sensory toy.This have actually been used by many in the family. The baby thinks it's just fun to pop them. But we have also been helping learn his colours while doing so. It's become educational aswell.Easy to clean, dry and sanitise.Its a good Fidget device for the adults too.So I would recommend as all ages in our family have been found using it.

I ordered this rainbow colored push pop toy for my 4 year old son. It's a fun activity which keeps the kids busy for a while. I must say it's a very addictive game as you want to pop all the bubbles everytime. The colors are bright and vibrant. It's made of plastic but there is nothing dangerous for the kids. It's a fun activity and worth the money!

Great sensory toy just as pictured, my son has been struggling with home schooling due to this pandemic and like to fidget alot so got this to tell and help him and it is actually making him concentrate more listening to the teacher on zoom which of course helps his learning