Sensory Fidget Keyring Party Toys: 12 Pack LESONG Autism Toys Equipment, Squishy Toddler Travel Toys on Plane, Squeeze Tactile Feelings Toys for Special Needs with Adhd, Anxiety, Autistic

A silent fidget! Quite relaxing to use. I put them in my therapy room for nervous clients. I didn't attach the keyring chains but tested them and they do work. Very happy with the purchase.

Some of these keyring have glitter in and some have like a powder InThe glitter ones are fine squeeze the ends and you can see it move around. However thenone with the shimmer powder in doesn't seem to look very good some are over filled and you can't squeeze them but even when you do you can't see it move around much and the shimmer powder seems to be clumping in some of them.

Although my children went crazy for these they burst very easily and they aren’t supposed to. Not good for children with Sen as they could burst it and try to eat/drink it.

Perfect

I’ve had two different kinds of pocket-size liquid-filled fidgets over the years that have both been discontinued. Both of those were over-priced “special needs” products, and, in an effort to increase durability, were not as squishy as I would have liked. I really like GooToobz, as well as the smaller Lesong version, but they’re too big for discrete fidgeting, and I’ve wanted a truly pocket-size version since those came out, so I was thrilled to find these. They’re a great size, and the keychain means I can clip them to a belt loop, purse, backpack, dog leash, etc. And with 12 toys in one $10 set, I have enough of them for all of those places and more. These are somewhat softer than the larger Lesong products, more like the original GooToobz, which I prefer for fidgeting. I assume this will mean less durability, but at under a dollar a piece, this is fine with me, and while the liquid is bright enough for visual appeal, looks diluted enough not to stain, and it’s a small enough volume I’m not overly worried about potential mess. I also really like that, whereas the set of 4 smaller fidgets from Lesong all have beads that produce noise when squished, half of these are the quieter pearlized version, making them more discrete.The first of these actually broke while I was writing this review (go figure), and as expected, it left a small wet spot with only very minimal purple color on my jeans (see photo), plus a few small drops on the floor. This is at the low end of mess I’ve seen from the liquid and gel fidgets I’ve used (of which there have been many), and no one around me even noticed it. I’ll continue to use these, and provided the others don’t break unreasonably quickly, I’ll likely order more when these are gone.

These were so cool, but the 2 I gave to kids I work with started leaking very quickly. I tried playing with one myself, to see if they were just being too rough. It started leaking after about a week of occasional use. Very sad as they are really fun to play with and look interesting.

The media could not be loaded.  I have three autistic children 7,6,5 year olds and I am always looking for sensory toys to put in diaper bag for appointments. I can say it did entertain them for about 10 minutes. I had no problems of them leaking while they squeezed them , but definitely not suitable for kids that still put things in their mouths or chew. Good news is that solution that is inside the fidget toy is harmless, but definitely would keep them away from the chewers.

I work at an elementary school and these are perfect to wear on my lanyard. I’ve ordered two boxes. Three have busted or leaked at a seam. They’re not horrible quality but could use some work on the seams to prevent leaks.

Got these for elementary class Valentine's Day and they are really fun even for me to play with! They are small key chain toys and I only had an issue with one of them that tore when putting on the chain because the holes were not punched out properly.