Review on 🌾 Farming-themed Beadeez: Innovative Squishy Tool for Autistic Children's Sensory Development by Craig Walters

Be very careful with this product. The product idea is great. The little squeezable silicone animals are cute and would make a great toy for a child if they actually worked. The problem is here, and it is doubly serious. First, the silicone used is not very durable. He is skinny. And each one has a hole sealed with silicone. Corks are weak and break or tear easily. The second issue that makes this dangerous is that there are very small round beads of gel inside each of the animals, which I can only assume are also silicone, but as far as I know could be something else entirely. What I do know is that they are inedible and my 4 year old autistic son would happily pick them up and put them in his mouth without hesitation if he had them in his hands. She. I'm sure they will look like very small grapes to a small child and most children will be tempted to put them in their mouths. Luckily my son was able to open one of the bags right after giving him the gift and we noticed little beads of gel popping out of the bottom of the toy. We quickly grabbed and emptied them. True, in the end the toy had to be completely removed. It's a pity, but for safety reasons it's better not to use it.