Assorted Birthday Classroom Relief for Children Review

I like the variety of the items. I bought it for myself and gave it to some of my colleagues. They are small enough to carry in your pocket and take with you to meetings. I'm on conference calls all the time and it's a great way to just relieve stress or boredom 😆. I love mini spinners and my 1 year old daughter has already got herself a few squeeze toys.

All items are fine. Pretty disgusting because I found a hair with the follicle still attached to the toy. Also very disappointed because the stress reliever / slow rise toys are decorated with a Christmas theme. I realize Christmas is just around the corner and such, but that will be for kids after Christmas -_- just be aware if you're buying them, it's definitely not what the picture shows. * For some reason they also added a unicorn temporary tattoo.

Only 6 items in this set were really good. Of the 7 spinners, 1 broke right out of the box and 4 of them were very cheap plastic. Two of them can be used. Most items are not suitable for small children. Squishes are the perfect size to get stuck in a young child's throat. This set is definitely not worth €15. I am unable to use this as intended due to small parts and broken/cheap parts. I'd say it's probably not worth more than $3. If you're planning on gifting this to young children or…

The first photo shows how poorly the infinite cube was made. The parts are barely assembled and the plastic is flimsy. The second photo shows years on elastic noodles. They came in this form, all 3 are torn and/or somehow deformed. The third photo shows a spinner that has reached such a dead end that it will no longer spin. The puzzle boxes are of worse quality than the dollar store, the puzzle ball falls apart when I try to solve it, and the marbled, stretchy things are hard plastic, stronger…

I bought this set as a reward for my students. What I got was the equivalent of the plastic trash you can buy from vending machines outside the grocery store. The Rubik's Cube is actually a tiny keychain, the "sensory" toys designed to squeeze and pull are made of hard plastic that isn't malleable enough to crush or pull, giving way to unicorns and quarter-sized bears that they too a choking hazard for small children, and the balls are a kind of puzzle that falls apart if you remove a block…

I bought three sets of meeting toys (adult devices to play around with during emergency calls). All three only had 27 sensory toys, not 29, so they need to update the description - I paid $12.99 with easy shipping. The quality is good - I don't expect the adults to be as hard on them as the kids, and if they go through a few encounters it will suffice for my needs. Here is what I received in a heavy duty ziplock plastic bag compared to what the kit description said: 29 PACK (I only received…