🍩 ECR4Kids 6-Piece Set of Trilingual Expression Donut Cushions, Set 1 Review

Beautiful seat cushion set for children. They are very well made and easy to clean. My autistic son loves them for the expressions, as well as foreign languages on the back (Spanish and French alongside English) for the appropriate emotions. They make good, stable seating for the floor or in a chair. Because they are made of vinyl material, they slide well on hard floors too.

A bit expensive for thin donut pads. You can sit comfortably on the cushions. Build quality is okay - they should hold up to light use but I wouldn't expect them to last a couple of years. The faces are bold and easily recognizable. Emotion selection is bad for six dice. Basic emotions like sadness and fear are absent. Surprised/hungry/excited faces are interchangeable and create confusion. And who sticks out their tongue like a dog when they're hungry? Nobody, that's who. You really have to…

We have a disabled son who attends a special needs community youth program and we have donated this set for his playroom. The director is thrilled! They are so versatile and well made. Many uses and uses. They are 3" or 4" foam covered with smooth vinyl. Well made, easy to clean. On one side there is a smiley expressing an emotion (bored, angry, happy, etc.) and on the opposite side the emotion is written in three languages: English, Spanish and French. They can be used in a variety of ways…

These pillows make a great addition to any preschool or Montessori setting! Each pillow reflects a different emotion through colour, illustrated facial expressions and three different languages - English, French and Spanish. The cushions are well constructed, sturdy, large and light enough for a toddler to carry or sit on. The donut shape allows baby to carry pillows or hook them under the arm. From primary colors to emotional intelligence concepts and multilingual use, these pillows offer…

Six perfectly sized pillows for a child, each evoking a different emotion. My daughter immediately liked them and loved sitting on them, stacking them on top of each other and playing with them. To be honest, emotions weren't their biggest prey (nor was the fact that they were trilingual, with words underneath). The colors and the fact that these are child-sized cushions caught and held her attention. To be honest I was really surprised how much she liked them! I can imagine how we use her to…

I am a pediatric nurse who (as a volunteer) provides emergency day care for medically compromised children. I also advise on purchases for our company in the home garden. I think it's a lot of fun and made for use in school or clinic. We have non-English speaking staff and they have been well received by the children. I thought they were meant to sit, but I've watched kids use them as construction and mask toys. For the non-verbal children I observed, this was very intriguing. In fact, none of…

I had to dock the star for the price. I mean it's a big extreme! Over a hundred dollars? I would put her at sixty myself. Now that we've gotten rid of it, it's awesome. I prefer this donut style to a full pillow. They are more fun to play with and easier for children to grasp. We use them at home with my infant and my six year old. Everyone likes to play with them and like to sit on them - including us adults. They are easy to clean and very durable. I wipe them down with a damp cloth every…

Pillows are well made and easy to clean, but the company doesn't really show what they are good for. They are big enough for my two girls (3 and 4 years old) to sit on, but also big enough to play with. As for the trilingual inscription below, girls of this age do not particularly need it. Even all the emotions in general don't make much sense and I feel like it could have been done better. I'm sure girls will use the words angry, hungry and sick to express feelings. Especially angry and sick…