Fat Brain Toys Squigz Starter Set, 24 Piece

My daughters are 3 & 4 and are usually bouncing and squealing from game to game, or toy to toy, but the Squigs kept them entertained for a couple of hours - QUIETLY entertained. Which was amazing to watch. They tested all the surfaces in the house the squigs would stick to, how many they could stick together in a mass, the kind of creatures they could make, they grew a squig garden on the kitchen floor, etc. In fact, they would have continued play if they had not needed to get ready for bed. I will be buying more of the Squigs to add their starter kit in the future because not only was it a great, non-battery toy that inspired their imaginations, but it was also nice to see them collaborate and work together using them instead to trying to compete over a toy like kids often do.

Use these at school and the kids love them so I ordered them for my grandson and he loves them too!

Fun for grandkids, keeps them busy.

Good

I am a Preschool teacher and my students love these

My son loves these! I put a few in the bathtub for him to play with they suction great wet or dry. He seems to only enjoy playing with them outside of the tub tho. (He’s more into cups and pouring water at this stage) but the suction and quality of these toys are great! His favorite part is having me put them together and he loves to take them apart. Keeps him busy for a good amount of time too!

This is very good for my grandson to help him build strength in his hands.

They arrived on time, kids love them. Great for babies although they are recommended for toddlers.

Has nice colors and shapes. Bought for my 2 young boys, was nice while it lasted and made good popping noise but just after a few days the suction wore off. They fall off in the car, on the windows, anywhere. If I could find them all I would return but my boys have lost most of them already.

These dont stick nearly as strongly as I expected. They stick fairly well to perfect surfaces but not even to themselves-- so I imagined kiddos could make pretty complicated sculptures by attaching them all around to each other (see the three stacked in the marketing photos)-- but in our family, at least, you can only get them stuck like that above each other-- their weight pulling horizontally or down is enough to break the suction. And even on very flat surfaces (pure metal, perfect surface), it pops off a minute or so after its attached.