Rainbow Emotion Fidget Poppers Classroom Set of 24, Ages 3+, Express Your Feelings, Sensory Toys for Autism

I have two autistic children, 7 and 5, who struggle to express or understand their emotions a lot of the time. Not only have these poppets been a useful tool for them to express how they feel, they have enjoyed using them to play games too. The colours are vibrant and match well with the emotion its representing. Red - angry Orange - surprised Yellow - happy Green - scared Blue - sad Purple - nervous A good range of emotions, broad enough to have some variance and use each one as you see fit for the situation. They stack together nicely and have a nice gentle pop noise. Also fully silicone so safe for babies and children of all ages.

Excellent rainbow fidget poppers which promote communication and understanding feelings, as well as teaching colour and fine motor skills. The product is intended for age 3+ but my 16 month old absolutely loves to sit and stack these, pop them in and out and learn his colours. The set comes with a games card, giving ideas on how to use to poppers and engage with non verbal children to understand feelings and emotions. These are very well made, thick silicone which can be easily stacked up and then cleaned as needed. The colours are very bright and inviting. I would recommend these, even for age 1 plus. Fantastic!

My wife works with children with special educational needs, who occasionally have difficulties with emotional control. In many cases she finds some form of distraction can help diffuse a situation before escalates and things like these brightly coloured 'poppers' are an ideal option. Large and made of silicone, these stackable 'poppers' are something to 'fiddle with', something to mess around with. And, I have to confess, that even as an adult, I find myself building little towers or popping the curved centre in an out as I daydream. Definitely a good gift for any young child and potentially a useful prop or distraction for others.

I love these. They are good quality. They are bright and colourful. They feel great to playbwithbtoo, even for adults.

Nice quality fidget toys with different emotions. It’s colourful and great for little hands. Teaches emotions and works well as a fidget toy

My autistic toddler loves fiddling with them. Comes in storage box. Bright colours.

These are good. Nice for the kids to play with durable and also good to help talk about emotions and big feelings

Delivered in its own screw topped plastic container The container contents are 4 sets of 6 colourful poppers each with an emoji-style face that represents an emotion - happy, sad, angry, anxious, surprised, and scared. Each popper’s colour relates to that emotion . Each popper measures 4cms and is made from a soft silicone material . These are a great toy that can aid autistic children , or those with SEN express their emotions non verbally . I'm a little surprised how much these cost , £31 obviously is a drop in the ocean for some but I feel toys specifically designed for autism have an inflated price tag . Saying that these are terrific and I'd definitely recommend

Leuk om te gebruiken. Kids vinden het erg leuk

As a teacher I put a big emphasis on emotions. My kids live them and have given birthed to conversation. Only problem is that if stacked too tall they tip over. One of my special needs student would get super frustrated

As described Fun sensory toy for a group

This is Amazing ! My students (2-11) love it !! Sensory and great for teaching Emotions in my classes

Love it but it’s a lot of pieces to pick up