🧘 Dciko Relaxing Therapy Squeeze - Perfect for Calming Focus Review

Most of them are great! A few of them popped out slightly so we have to be careful with customers. I bought this set so my co-workers would have some stress relief toys too. We need them to be at the forefront of behavioral health. Everyone found what they liked.

You get a lot of different bits and pieces and it's quite a variety but honestly it's cheap. And I mean really cheap. You can smell the chemicals in the plastic when you open the packaging, there's a weird pack of superduper tiny balls(?) that just get scattered everywhere, and they're all very small toys. I would probably go somewhere else.

I bought the set because I needed some sensory equipment for my 4 year old autistic son. He loved a soft ball very much. But for the first ten minutes he put it in his mouth and pooped. The second soft ball burst after my son sprained it. I understand it doesn't bite, but it shouldn't break after being stretched. The rest of the toy is ok but not really value for money.

I did not understand that the picture is not true. Everything in the photo was not included. For example, the pod was missing three peas, which is why I bought this set. I have three children and I knew that they would all like to carry backpacks. Spring. Most things are cute. One of the soft balls broke on day one which was a shame as it was my son's favorite ball. Also, those little wire rings are pretty weird. I don't know what to do with them but there are LOTS of them. ?

I was very disappointed with this purchase. I would return it but my autistic grandson wouldn't understand why I'm taking all the pieces. The marble and mesh fell apart first. The stitching at the end was so loose that the marble came out. Small figures are strangely called fidgets. We couldn't figure out how to do anything with them. The stretch doesn't work. The head comes off. The monkey noodles were good. The tiny metal spiral rings also look odd. The rubric mini-cube is very difficult to…

Bought for my son who has severe anxiety and stress resistance. Everything broke either that day or shortly after. Definitely seems like a waste of money and not something to be given to children because they are so fragile. He didn't even manage to use the Rubik's cube because it broke the moment he took it out and tried to move the squares (it made him cry because he really wanted to play with the cube). I wish I could get my money back but since it didn't break I can't. The materials must be