👶 Educational Insights Teachable Touchables Textured Beanbags Squares: Sensory Toys for Toddlers and Preschoolers, Set of 20, Ages 3+ Review

Great educational toy for my autistic son. He likes to combine bean bags and uses his vocal tract to describe textures and colors. Ideal for creating an obstacle course. They are not suitable for throwing games because they are all very light.

They look better on pictures than in real life. They look like just patches sewn into squares. Cheap feel/look and disappointing. You can easily go to a craft store and buy the best patterns and make your own and they will look better.

My 6 month old loves texture and loves this toy - both hands and mouth! He has many different textures to explore and it's fun to put them in his bag and get something new every time.

My 10 month old loves them but they feel pretty cheap and are small - could definitely make my own if I knew in advance Not worth the price! I'm also not sure why there are two of each texture; Instead, I would have liked more texture variety!

Bought for my 8 month old who is new to textures and combinations - perfect for this purpose! Nothing special. Acceptable quality and a wide range of textures and colors. To clarify, these aren't bean bags, as the name suggests, but squares of textured fabric.

Quite expensive for what it is. I think if they were a bit bigger it would be nice but they will work for what they are designed for. Nothing you can't do yourself with a litter box, but the edges are clean and they come packaged in a nice pouch. Nothing wrong with the product, just overpriced.

The name is misleading as it is not a bean bag at all. They're just pieces of fabric sewn into squares. The quality is low because many threads stuck out in the package and some seams were not sewn properly. Also, I thought some parts had edges that were sharper than they should be. I would not recommend these or buy them again.

Great variety of colors and textures. My twin grandchildren are 16 months old and love to play with them. They are kept in a box with many sensory elements that are taken out a few times a week. So you don't get an item board. Every time a box comes out, everyone has a favorite to hold onto. One LOVES fluffy ones and tickles his face while the other likes silky ones. They play with everyone off and on throughout the day when the box is out.