Learning Resources Rainbow Emotion Fidget Poppers, 5 Pieces, Ages 3+, Sensory Toys, Social-Emotional Learning, Sensory Toys for Toddlers, SEL Skills, Fine Motor Skills

Son loves them

I run a sensory group for 0-5 and these are some of the children’s favourite fidget poppers. They are such a nice size to handle.

These are really good for anyone that may struggle to talk about emotions or feelings. The ability to choose a face and pop it out gives a clear visible way of communicating a need.

My toddler loves these, they dont do much! i thought they popped! you can just press them down! stack them and we talk about the faces! he likes to balance balls on them!

These have worked well to talk about emotions. Like the popper action to choose the emotion you are feeling. It says they are good for stacking but as they are silicone they make an unstable tower. Could do with some more feelings. Feeling loved and feeling frustrated would be useful. Expensive for what they are.

Good service, delivered on time. Small gift for grandson who appears to like them.

One thing I know is really popular are pop its - the other thing is emotions, and ooh they can be big, especially when you’re still learning about them. This little set is small but mighty and it’s really well made, you get six different pop it’s which are cylinder shaped and have a different emotional face on each one. You can simply use this to help a child identify their feeling by popping the one they most identify with or you can just use them as a pop it. It will be great for pretty much most ages, and especially useful if you’re doing ELSA work! I think they’re super and can’t wait to use them.

My baby is 16 months old and she loves a good popper toy, these are basically that on a larger scale and she really enjoys setting them all out and popping them one by one and then unpopping them again.Bonus is they do stack on top of each other so thats another game to be played.Bright colours, finished in decent thick rubbery material meaning they can't be chewed into pieces but are also soft enough if you they get launched across your living room or at your face.