🎨 Colorful Auditory Toys: Special Supplies' Heavy Duty Novelty & Gag Collection Review

My six-year-old twin granddaughters absolutely love it. While reviewing and purchasing them, I didn't understand all the praise for the noise they make. i get it now It is so much fun. Girls don't have special needs but they love them and use them in so many fun and creative ways. Don't try to think of all the ways your kids could use them. You never can. Your fantasies are amazing. I highly recommend it!

This is the coolest thing ever! My kids have been playing with it non-stop since we bought it. Bought a second pack after the first one! They're a bit noisy, but they have a nice popping sound and the colors are great. The only thing my kids had trouble with was pushing it in if they squeezed too hard which interfered with feeding. It was easy to fix with a long marker or kitchen utensil handle to pull it out again and it was like new! Ideal for children with sensory needs and. I also see these

I bought this set after looking at many similar products. This set was cheaper per pipe than the others. I use them to increase my 3 year old daughter's strength as she has low muscle tone, PE, PE and speech. We also use these tubes for speaking when she works on language training. My two children (3, 7) love to spend their free time with inner tubes. They love seeing how quickly they can stretch and squeeze the hoses, make "crowns", make necklaces, and connect different hoses. I highly…

We buy these for every trip for every child. This toy will keep kids entertained for hours at theme parks. Small hands were kept busy in the car for a long time. The only downside is that if one breaks and you don't have a backup for that kid. Now we travel with a few extras, just in case. They withstand a lot of heavy play, but eventually succumb to repeated stretching, bending, and twisting. It's worth paying for the amount of entertainment they offer. Children use them as telescopes…

I work with children and use them in some classes to break up the monotony. We use them like a telescope; Connect the ends to make a halo, necklace, bracelet, etc.; or speak into them as our voices travel down the tube. Kids love the audible feedback as each segment opens/closes. I've never shown a kid or parent that you can swing them overhead in circles to make a whistling sound (for obvious reasons). I've had several parents order a box of these after I left as their kids loved them so much.

I found these hoping to find an alternative to the canister vacuum hose that my kids sing to every time I suck! I figured there must be something similar to this hose and somehow I found it. A few weeks later it's still a favorite of my 4 year olds and they're having fun; They like to form letters by forming a long chain and speaking into it, inserting a balloon and listening to the sound it makes. I'm glad there are so many in the box as we have to split them between two kids. I insist that…