BUNMO Fidget Toys and Sensory Toys - Stretchy Strings & Super Sensory Fun! For Adults, Kids, and Teens - 6 Pack Review

You can easily stretch over 6 feet and wrap around your neck. They should not be labeled as toys, especially for young people with anxiety, and should carry a warning that they are for adults only. They would do great tours.

My kids aged 5 and 10 have been using these for a few months now to avoid distractions during virtual school. Both have favorites as each is different in texture and stretch. None have broken yet. Easy to clean with soap and water. Dry air.

So first of all! It was an impulsive, casual purchase of my two year old Christmas stocking. Second, they are as long as 3 of my arms combined! The colors are vibrant and the rubber is a good thickness so I doubt they will break easily. Definitely recommend these! And I was expecting them to be cheap and crappy at only $6 but damn I was wrong!

My package has arrived, everything seems fine, then I open it, the pink had a black spot in the middle, I tried to understand why, I decided to donate it and to cut it black mold and a few drops of blackish mold water. Then on the neon green there were strange lumps of something red and thick in the rubber. It seemed deliberately careless. Please do not buy for young children.

We have 2 1 year old grandchildren. It's always difficult to seat the family for a delicious meal. We always try to keep them busy. Recently I put them in my purse and pulled them out when the kids got worried. What a miracle! They were both intrigued by the game and giggling. Another family in the restaurant even came up to our table and asked where we got them! Good price for an interesting toy!

I really like this product. My 3 year old son who has a sensory processing disorder and is easily distracted especially while walking has found this to be very helpful in maintaining focus while walking. It also seems to help at school when he goes to summer camp. He is restless and finds it difficult to sit still, but holding one of these (he called them the blue caterpillar) helps keep him in place for a short time. I take a blue one and another when we go for a walk so he can focus on…

I don't know what I expected, but these things don't last long. The kids stretched one and it started falling apart, after which my autistic kid started picking at the tear and tearing it apart, so that's what's going to happen with these things. I had really high hopes but couldn't find an indestructible fidget toy. It's good that all my kids are like that, I just want them to persevere, I think three of them are still fully intact. They also stick to certain surfaces, so be careful because…