🐻 Plush Animal Finger Puppets: Fun and Interactive Toys for Kids Review

They were adorable and the perfect addition to a candy-free Easter egg hunt. The finger holes are narrow, so they are more suitable for children's hands. The downside was that they were mixed so there were a few duplicates and two of the doll's seams were unraveled but easily sewn up.

Bought these to use in my daughter's mini claw machine but they were such poor quality they kept falling apart at the seams and I don't think so that they were worth what I paid for them. They should have just stuck with the handful that came with the car and not bothered to buy it.

I bought another pack of 10 finger puppets cheap from another seller and only 1 was worth keeping. I was hoping to have at least half of them, but only 6 are usable. Most fall apart or aren't cute. The two main ones I wanted were bears and they were both in a mess.

Bought for my little 4 year old granddaughter, she loves her! They're well made, with a variety of animals for hours of imaginative play. Great cuddly toys to pack up for a trip (or leave at Grandma's!). A great gift for any child. Highly recommended!

I have ordered them several times for different reasons and purposes. They're great for class snacks (perfect for the ends of a string of cheese or other appetizer cheeses) for a circus theme, as well as little surprises from a sneaky reader (parent) during storytelling, and more recently for adding to a book-themed costume (added to the sash, like the animals from The Lovables).

These items are hardly held together with a few loose stitches. I agree with another reviewer that you really need to supervise small children when playing with them. In fact, I couldn't give it to my little one without first fixing it, sewing on sewn-on eyes to replace the loose beads, and sewing the pieces together. Some parts are just glued. I saw a promising set at Ikea, but they don't have as many different animals as in this set.

These little fingers are very badly made. And small. It's not safe. I would not let small children play with it unsupervised. They hardly fit on the fingers. And if you're using them for children with special needs, children shouldn't play with them unless they're being used alone with a caregiver. And it will be a serious disappointment to get your hands on. If you're a special needs provider and using them virtually, I'd say they're fine. Some animals look exactly alike, so it's hard to tell…

We ordered these animal themed gifts for my daughter's birthday party. One of the doll's eyes had fallen right out of the bag, an arm was half torn off, a long piece of black embroidery thread hung from a rooster, and each doll's head was held together with just a few stitches and gaped holes for the stuffing to come out of. Luckily my wife is a seamstress so she goes through all of them and fixes issues including sewing heads on all 20+ dolls. As they arrived, they would only last a few hours…

These adorable little dolls are very detailed. The hole is small so it doesn't fly off your fingers, which is very nice. Babies need supervision due to their size and beady eyes, but playing with dolls alone isn't fun anyway! Addendum: I liked them so much that I gave them to a child psychologist I know. I tried to change the order so I can have something for my grandkids for Christmas. Since they arrived on time the first time, I thought they would come the second time as well, but they…