YoYa Toys Pull, Stretch and Squeeze Stress Balls - 3 Pack - Elastic Construction Sensory Balls for Stress Relief, Anxiety, Autism and More Review

These balls are available in three different colors and are individually wrapped. We liked that they can be stretched a bit (see picture), sprung and squished. They are soft to the touch, smooth, easy to hold and use with a child's hands. We had so much fun playing with them, but by the end of the day they were covered in mud on the surface or whatever they had picked up from the ground. This was an easy fix, we just put them under cold water and let them air dry. Now they look brand new and…

Bought these as a Christmas gift for my kids aged 2 and 13 and my husband. They all broke today, the same day they were received. They're great for sensory or autistic people, but unfortunately the quality of the rubber that holds them together is very poor. My husband and 13 year old just squeezed them, didn't pull, twisted or anything, the usual stress ball crushing, and they popped. We're all mad because the feel of the balls was so great. Such a shame. I hope the product will improve the…

I ordered these stretch balls for my 5 year old daughter with autism. She destroyed them in less than a day, which is the reason for only four stars. But I think with a less destructive child, they would be amazing and comforting, especially for children with special needs. The seller is great, they emailed shortly after delivery to make sure I liked the item. When I gave them my feedback they offered a full refund or replacement which I wasn't expecting as it didn't look like a design flaw or…

I was so disappointed that they didn't work! Feelings are amazing! The feel is way better than most stress balls though, one lasted less than five minutes before exploding and sending goosebumps all over my son and the other two lasted a whopping 7 and 8 minutes before doing the same. We didn't even get a chance to stretch them! It was just a squeeze in our hands. Our kids aren't even old yet (none over 10, and the youngest two aren't even strong enough to squeeze them all the way!) As much as…

**WARNING - DO NOT BUY!** During the first few minutes my 3 year old played with one of the balls it burst and the white stuffing covered his whole face, eyes, mouth and his hands and down from foot to foot. My carpet had a puddle of white putty and drips all over it. Tried to wash it off my son's face quickly (because he has eczema and allergies, doesn't know what's in the ball, it got me, my kitchen etc. He was so excited when I opened the box too Could have been great sensory toys for him…

I really like the feel of these soft stretchy toys and I was really hoping that the stretchy toys would be more durable than previous similar stress balls. nope Once again I am very disappointed that this design can handle even the mildest, harshest fidgeting conditions. Without even stretching, just squeezing normally with my, albeit not very strong, hands, they crumbled into a foamy, gooey mass! I was so angry. I bought these for both my son and myself - to make him fidget with ADHD and to…

So for how much my autistic son LOVES them I would give them 5 stars. But I had to give 3 stars because the plug in the ball is easily pulled out/moved apart and the filling starts to flow out. It's one of the few toys that helps his mental breakdowns, so I'm a little heartbroken that they broke so easily. Mouth. I tried re-gluing the connector but it quickly fell apart after squeezing again. It might work if you just squeeze it like a stress ball, but once you start stretching it will start…

I'm one of those people who always read reviews before buying, but this time I didn't and I'm really mad at myself for it. They promoted them to me when I was looking for sensory products for my daughter and decided they could be so bad I had to look at the reviews. Please don't be like me, I hope you read this and don't buy it. As the title suggests, they all had pinholes for a few days when the filling was squeezed out. Who knows what they're actually filled with, that's all to say on the…