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

My toddler loves this toy. Its kept her busy for quite a while. The design is nice. Durability is great as well. She throws it on the floor and it hasn't broken yet.

My toddler likes this toy. The popping isn’t loud. My toddler will sit a play with it for a while. It’s fun and keeps my little one entertained. It’s holding up well. It’s worth the price.

Simple, colorful, and surprisingly entertaining! This pop-it has been a great little toy for keeping my toddler busy during quiet time or car rides. The numbered bubbles are a nice touch—my child loves counting while popping, so it’s fun and a bit educational. It’s soft, durable, and easy for little hands to use. No mess, no noise, no batteries—just a satisfying pop sound. Definitely a win for toddlers who love fidgety toys or need a little sensory play throughout the day.

My daughter loves to use this fidget and we get to learn about number all the way up to 10! You can travel with this easily too.

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

Good, sturdy toy. Bought for our toddler and he can't quite pop it himself yet. But the worst this is that two of these colors are out of order and now it'll bother me: the orange should be between the reds and yellow.

The quality, color, appearance, varying educational and sensory components makes this a win in our household! My 6m (at the time) old starred with the Dimpl around 10m she was able to somewhat grasp the concept of the color wheel. She is now 19m and this is one of her favorites. She is progressing with learning colors and counting. This color wheel makes it simple and easy. The "bubbles" are sturdy. On one side of the color wheel the numbers are clearly seen on the bubbles. They are also written out in words toward the center of the wheel. On the reverse side, the numbers are in brail and written out in Spanish toward the center of the wheel. The heavy white plastic makes it easy to grip and manage. We usually take this to a restaurant as entertainment to our kid, but it also sits on our coffee table at home and becomes a quick grab/entertainment for anyone sitting within arms reach, be it a kid or adult. Likely being purchased again for a variety of ages for Christmas gifts this year.

My great grandson is not allowed candy so we’ve been watching Miss Rachel and they had this very similar to this one on her show. He loves it!! he can count with it. He loves to make it pop, good price and fast delivery and it was