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I work as a Nursery Practitioner, and these types of fidget toys are really great for encouraging fine motor skills, coordination and interest. The children in my playroom are aged 2 - 3 and are always very keen to play with the pop it toys - we have a few square and circle ones which they share. I was keen to add this set to our collection because it offered a different take on the pop it toy. The different shaped pieces can be fitted together to create different patterns - great for problem solving and design skills. The shapes remind me of the game Tetris, so would attract the interest of older children for this reason, but my little ones really enjoy fitting the parts together and exploring the shapes. The bubble pieces also have letters on one side, which adds literacy elements to play. The children in our playroom really enjoyed recognising the letters that had significance to them, and pushing them. The set is fully washable, which is ideal in our current Covid guidelines for play, and are nicely coloured in pastels that are not too overpowering. My only gripe is that compared with other pop it toys, these ones seemed to have softer bubble pieces that offered less pops. That really is nitpicking though - overall, a good toy that encourages fine motor skills, coordination and problem solving.

I feel like a fidget popper expert. We have so many of these.This is a nice concept and individually the poppers all work but it doesn’t really work as a puzzle. I feel like it is trying to combine two separate things but it does so badly. Individually the poppers don’t really do much - they don’t even look fun. They look like broken pieces of something.When it’s put together it’s fine but there is no way to fix the pieces together so it’s just to look at really. Maybe there is some game we could play with them?My daughter wasn’t very interested and she is a fidget popper addict. I’m afraid it’s not one that we can recommend.

Colorlizard Pop it Fidget ToyIt's a sort of a tactile equivalent to a cross between worry beads and sudoku. The pieces fit together in the way illustrated on the Amazon add, but that illustration isn't on the box; and the ones that are on the box can't be made with the shapes provided.Still, good fun trying to make the shape and ensuring all of the pieces are the right way up, which is helped by the numbers on each blister. So, use your imagination and make up games with a number score, as well as trying different ways of putting the pieces together.

Multipurpose fidget toys, this set doubles as a puzzle to create a rectangle. There are so many pieces to this it makes it great value, I would much rather have these smaller portable pieces than one large piece. The bubbles on these seem to be more one sided in that the bubbles 'prefer' to be up a certain way since the pop is not as symmetrical but good value for the set.

This is where the evolution of the poppet toy have gone overboard, the problem is not the poppet toy per se, the poppets pop well and the silicone used is of good quality. The problem is the designers trying too hard, trying to combine a poppet toy with a puzzle that doesn’t even interlink. Once it is grouped, it’s just about okay, but when it is in parts it’s just a complete mess.The original design of the poppet toy is its simple yet engaging and addictive nature. This toy has swayed too from the path in my humble opinion.

Like fidget poppers? How about a owl jigsaw ones?This is the Colourlizard Pop It Owl Shaped Jigsaw Bubble Poppet Multi-Colour x 5 Pieces. Made of silicone, measures 15 x 15 x 1.5cm.Thid fidget is a jigsaw owl has 2 good sides, five pieces (pink, orange, yellow and blue x 2), soft, easy to pop and a loud pop, my youngest absolutely adores it!I'd thoroughly recommend this popper (even more so if you get on offer), as it's fairly reasonably priced and great quality. Just be prepared to add to it!

What more can anyone say about these fidget things these days? This one is meant to be used as a puzzle - you can break it up into smaller shapes which can be used individually before being put back together as one complete mecha pop-it, or as it more likely the case, lost behind a sofa leading to screams and accusations of thievery. Luckily one can ignore these brazen insults by popping and squeezing the pop-its and sending yourself into a stress-free delirium.

My daughter uses this fidget puzzle at her school where she is a teaching assistant. There are a lot of special educational needs children at her school and these types of fidget toys are brilliant to distract children long enough so that the teachers can focus on teaching the other children in the class.Great quality rubber, nice and colourful, added pop sounds and to top it off it even has the alphabet printed onto the buttons so great all round puzzle.Highly recommend.