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The Big Squij Ghost Slow-Rise Squishy Toy *Pre Order December 2026

by Keycraft

A soft, slow-rise squishy toy for hands-on relaxation.

Some afternoons, your little one does not want more noise or another set of rules. The Big Squij Ghost gives them a friendly face to press, an ultra-soft feel in their hands, and that slow rise back that makes them wait a beat before squeezing again.

A little reset they can repeat

Some days, it might come out after a big morning. Other days, it may be the thing your child picks up while waiting, winding down, or needing something quiet for their hands. The friendly ghost face makes it feel approachable, but the slow-rising squish is what gives it rhythm: press, pause, watch it come back, then start again. Over weeks and months, that repeatable little pattern is what makes it feel like part of the family’s quieter moments.

From 5 years Recommended age
13 × 13 × 14 cm Product footprint
Play With Purpose Chosen for the way little ones actually play, explore and grow.
$19.95
Two-year structural warranty Structural faults are covered under our warranty terms.
Dispatched from Melbourne Sent from our Melbourne warehouse with tracking.
Thirty-day change-of-mind returns Available on eligible items returned unused and unassembled.

Our in-stock products are usually dispatched from Melbourne within 24–48 hours. During peak and sale periods, dispatch and transit times may be longer.

Buying guidance

Is this right for your family?

Who this product is particularly well suited to.

Best for

Best for families choosing a single, quiet sensory toy for a child aged 5 years+. At 13 × 13 × 14 cm, it is a soft handheld choice for everyday home use, especially when you want something simple and hands-on rather than loud or complicated.

Age Guide

5 years+

Dimensions

13 × 13 × 14 cm

Product overview

Why they keep coming back to the same squeeze

Family days can go from chatty to too much very quickly, especially when everyone is tired and the house still has to keep moving. At first, your child may pick up the Big Squij Ghost because it looks friendly. Soon, the pattern becomes the pull: squeeze the soft ghost, watch it slowly return, then do it again. Before long, it can become the toy they reach for when play needs to come down a notch, because the action is simple, familiar and satisfying.

Close-up detail of the Keycraft The Big Squij Ghost Slow-Rise Squishy Toy

Product details

Thoughtful details that make a difference

A repeatable squeeze for quieter play

The slow-rising action gives your child one clear thing to return to: press the friendly ghost, wait as it rises, then squeeze again. It is recommended for 5
Why this matters

The value is in the repeat, not a one-time surprise.

Softness that makes the pause satisfying

The ultra-soft texture and oversized squish give little hands a gentle, tactile reason to stay with the toy for more than a quick press.
Why this matters

When the feel is satisfying, your child is more likely to come back to the same calming hand action.

One friendly character, one clear purpose

This is the cute ghost character itself, made for stress-relief style sensory play. There are no extra play pieces to understand here; the value is in the friendly
Why this matters

It gives your child a simple sensory choice without adding more clutter or a complicated play setup.

Before you order

Practical information

Everything you need to know before bringing this product home.

Age and suitability

Recommended age
5 years+

Dimensions

Overall dimensions
13 × 13 × 14 cm

Helpful answers

Frequently asked questions

The details families often want to know before choosing.

Still have a question? Our team is here to help.

Can siblings use it together?

This is one ghost squishy, so siblings would use it in turns rather than at the same time. The slow-rising action gives a clear turn: squeeze, wait for it to rise, then pass it on.

Is it part of a larger play system?

No larger play system is listed. This is a standalone cute ghost squishy toy, made for the simple slow-rise squeeze.

How long is a typical sensory session?

Short, supervised sessions work best — a few focused minutes of exploring textures or actions, then put it away while interest is still high.