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Squishy toys, fidgets, putty, slime, pop toys and Squigz

Toys for Touch, Texture & Exploration

These are the toys they squeeze, keep in their hands while they sit, stretch and squash, press over and over, or stick to a window.

They turn up at the table, in the car, in a bag, or stuck to the fridge.

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What actually matters when choosing

A squeeze toy and a quiet fidget can look like they belong in the same category, but they tend to be used differently. One gives the hands something to squeeze. The other is smaller, quieter and easier to keep hold of at the table, in the car or while waiting.

Putty and slime are materials — stretch, knead, squash — not a toy they simply hold. If they hate sticky hands, don't start with slime. A squeeze toy or fidget doesn't need to be sticky, and putty is a different material experience from slime.

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MHH · What we've learnt

Squeeze toys and quiet fidgets get used differently

What we notice is that a squeeze toy and a small hand-held fidget are often bought for quite different reasons. One is about the squeeze itself. The other works because it is easy to hold, move and keep nearby.

Simple products can also be the ones children return to most. Sometimes it's the same squeeze, pop or movement repeated again and again. For pop toys, the quality of the press matters more than adding another novelty shape.