Fat Brain Toys Dimpl Pops Deluxe - The Ultimate Popping Experience, Kids & Adults

As for age range, this could be appropriate for age 1 and a half to senior citizens. It is a lot bigger than I expected, so it makes it a little less portable, but I still do take it around with me in a backpack. It is very fun for kids. My nephew saw it and now wants one for himself. I would say the gift value is good. The feel is very fun. It is one of the biggest pop-its I have seen. The noise level is moderate. It is not silent. One side is louder than the other.

We use this toy for entertainment while changing a diaper, waiting at a restaurant or in the car traveling. We are about to take on the plane with us during holidays. She loves pushing colors down and then flipping it over for a deeper push on board. The quality is nice and sturdy. She can push with one finger while playing. The value of money was worth it for us. We have already got our money out of it. She is 15 months old and uses with ease. It is entertainment for a toddler or preschooler. We have many friends that have bought this fromAmazon after seeing hers.

I bought this for my toddler as he seemed to like watching things that react to input. He loves to hear the pop noise, the feeling of the silicone, and it seems to be a great bedtime toy as things transition to sleep. I highly recommend this for all ages as this toy is great for fidgeting or encouraging development. It is built with a thick plastic frame that keeps the silicone pops secure.

There are big and small bubbles that make it easy for kids to pop them at all ages. Keeps them occupied.

It’s great for my two year old child’s sensory needs. We use it for travel and car rides. He loves it! It’s durable.

Entertained our daughter when we are out to dinner often!

My son that has autism loves this. He hasn’t put it down since I gave it to him. A lot of these pop its are very flimsy but this one is sturdy. I like the different sizes and colors. I would recommend this product.They said it’s impossible to break, well I guess they never met my son. The actual pop it is still intact.

Purchased for an eighteenth month old. An adult needs to manipulate a couple up the spaces to loosen. The toddler was then able to do it on his own and loves it. Once he does one side he can flip it over to continue on the other side. He enjoys going back and forth. I can see using it for color recognition and counting.