Dimpl Brand Baby Toy: Unleash 👶 Your Child's Creativity with Fat Brain Toys Review

I bought this as a fidget for my 10 year old with autism. He loves to! He plays with it all the time. He who takes loves. It's interesting and relaxing! For several months it maintains its very strict game, that's impressive :)

My daughter loves this toy! Unfortunately it fell apart in less than 1 month. I contacted the manufacturer directly as it looks like a manufacturing defect. They will not replace him and have instructed me to contact Revain. Update: Revain did a great job with a quick refund!

Purchased in January. My daughter was able to fully eject the rubber washer. This poses a risk of suffocation. Read similar complaints about hard, white plastic falling apart. I love this concept and thought it was amazing until it fell apart. I hope the manufacturer takes this seriously before a kid chokes on a little rubber washer. I hope they update it.

My two granddaughters love this toy. The youngest got it for her 1 year birthday although it is suitable for younger children too. A child from the age of 2 took possession of it immediately and played with it for at least 20 minutes. It is colorful and attracts her attention. The child quickly learned this function, he liked to pick it up and chew it. All adults should try it too. I will definitely buy gifts for children in the future.

Bought this toy for a long haul (12 hour) flight with a 15 month old baby. It was the perfect toy as there were no parts to lose and she loved it! It was hard enough to keep her busy for a short while. When we got to our destination, she kept playing with him. It is ideal for restaurants and home use. Once she pushes all the "dimples" to one side, she turns it over and starts over. It's also small enough to fit in your pocket or bag for portability. Great toy!

I wanted it to be great. It wasn't a very big hit with my one year old baby. She had him for weeks and he only turned around before she showed any interest. Meanwhile, silicone attracts dust and dirt more than a normal toy. And tonight my daughter gave it to me and it came apart at the seam. Thank goodness I checked that out because the little silicone cups just fall out as soon as the case breaks and the smaller ones are definitely a choking hazard. I don't even remember it being dropped so…

I watched my 11 month old daughter play enthusiastically with this toy, quickly squeezing bubbles, turning it over and squeezing it again. Faster and faster every time, pop, pop, bubbles still remain. A pathetic scream began to escape from my daughter's heart, a primal scream of disappointment and pain. She clapped and clicked and kept clapping until the scream turned into a screech. Eventually she dropped the toy on the floor and shook her hands at the sheer futility of it all. What is all…

I bought it on October 22nd. My 10 month old has been playing with this for a couple of weeks and I noticed the white case has cracked. I contacted Fat Brain for an exchange (I had a few days past the return/exchange window) and they declined. Instead they suggested I buy another dimple - I guess they don't endorse their products. We have purchased several Fat Brain toys over the years but this was our last. If Fat Brain won't even exchange a $10 item, how can I expect them to support their…