Pop Fidget Sensory Toys for Toddlers 1-3, Montessori Toys for 1 2 3 Year Old, Toddlers Push and Popping Bubbles Digits Number Learning Sensory Preschool Toy

This simple toy was the hit of Christmas for my toddlers. They have fought over it for months now. It’s a great toy for car rides, time-outs, good for taking a breather to regulate, good to give mom a quick minute to herself, good to learn colors and counting. Love that it has each number in Spanish as well. Each dimpl has raised dots corresponding with the number (5 has 5 dots that can be counted). Even the adults that have used it find it quite satisfying and almost hard to stop playing. I felt that the size was perfect for toddler hands, not too hard for them to push the dimpls, and it fits easily into a diaper bag. A beloved toy with NO batteries or sound is always a win in my books. I have more “fun” versions of this with lights and sound but all of my kids prefer this one. Great price, great quality, educational, highly recommend.

This is such a perfect toy for a toddler! Not only is it a pop it and keeps their tiny fingers busy, but it’s also very colorful which keeps them engaged and has numbers on it in Spanish and English for them to learn as well! It is not too loud, and I tend to keep it in the car for longer drives to keep my child distracted for a longer period of time and she enjoys constantly popping it. This is a very helpful toy when trying to raise a toddler with minimal screen time!

My daughter loves pop its but doesnt care for the floppy kind. This was the perfect on the go. Its durable and good quality. Its small enough for her to carry around and not be a burden. Nice pop sound too!

Good educational entertainment for toddlers

i had purchased another brand previously; this is great quality

My son seems to enjoy this fidget. I think he likes the texture of the numbers and the bright colors as he seems to choose this fidget more often then our other pop ones. It seems sturdy and well made

​If I could give this more than five stars, I would. This has officially become one of my daughter’s absolute favorite toys, and it’s easy to see why. As a parent, finding something that is genuinely educational but also keeps them calm and occupied is like finding gold.

My son has a lot of pop it's and seems to like this one. My only issue is he sometimes gets frustrated because they are harder to press. Pro to that is that it doesn't break, but harder for younger kids!