Suction Building Construction Compatible by NeatoTek Review

They don't work well. I expected them to stick together but the suction isn't strong enough. Very embarrassing for the kids!

These little sucking animals are fun. My baby can put her finger in it and carry it like that. They don't stick to things well.

These are the cutest and softest pacifier toys I have ever found! They stick together in two ways, encouraging imaginative play. They are well made and have the most beautiful colors! You will love it!

I also have a set of Straight Squigs that my preschoolers love. They're almost $1 each, but they're a nice addition to my set. The fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination they help with are great.

The suction cups are not very deep, so they rarely stick to the window. I only bought it because real squigs were sold out and I'm very disappointed. If you just want another plastic toy for your kid that's fine, but I only bought the suction cup part and they just don't cut it.

These are magnets for lint, dirt, dust and pet hair. I have to wash and dry them every time my 2 year old plays with them. Once particles hit them, they don't suck at all. Plus, he enjoys it, and by tugging it builds muscle in his arms, which is what I wanted them for. I just don't like maintenance.

Disappointed that we got 23 instead of the 24 we paid for (missing red). Intended as a gift, they were simply packaged in a plastic zip-lock bag rather than the expected retail packaging. Overall they're cute and there's enough suction to play with, but overpriced for what you got. Expected more for the money spent.

The kids in my house are 6 months to 5 years old and everyone loves them. They love different creatures and the fact that they can hold onto many things, including others. They found that the suction cup doesn't last long when it's completely dirty, so they get a little wet and keep playing. The child is very interested in them and likes to chew them!

They're cute and can do a lot for little money. Ours don't hold up well. I think the hole in the top (for use as finger puppets?) is not a good feature. Who needs an inverted doll? and it just gets gross. So far we haven't had a problem with a child biting or ripping off their hands or ears, but I'm concerned about that. toys again.