Learning Resources Express Your Emotions Sensory Bottles, Ages 3–5, Toddler Sensory Toys, Calm Down Corner, Social Emotional Learning, Gifts for Kids

These have really helped our son to express his emotions and talk through his feelings. They are a brilliant quality and feel very strong. We've had them for a few months now and they are still in excellent condition ( even after being played with) Our son particularly likes how they look when being shaken, as they are fun and child friendly.

I got these for my autistic son who loves them, and will regularly bring them out and name the emotions. We have had some good chats about how emotions can feel and he’ll get them out if he’s feeling a certain way which is excellent.

Fantastic! My 15 month old loves them and they’ve been a great sensory toy, as he gets older we will try and use them more for emotional regulation and naming the emotions.They’ve also been robust enough to be dropped and thrown by him too

My toddler seems attached to these at his preschool so we purchased some for him to have at home to help learn emotions. He loves them and they have really helped him to understand emotion better. We found them to be cheaper on Amazon.

The media could not be loaded. These feel very expensive for what they are but that said, if they work for you, it'll be worth it.I got these for my 6 year old who is currently going through a tough phase. I hope that with these, she will be able to express to us what she is feeling at the time.Each little character features their own unique fluid motion and if you've seen the Pixar film "Inside Out", there is a sense of loose familiarity to them. I've included a little video showing each emotion's effect which I hope you find helpful.We've changed the Green one in our house to be more representative of "Worried" or "Confused" (as well as being scared), as that seemed to be a common feeling.My daughter has used them sporadically, occasionally bringing two to us and it starts the conversation and has calmed the mood helping to some resolution. Other times when an issue is occurring, I've asked her to maybe go and get one to show me what she is feeling and she has flat out refused, even questioning what would happen if she threw one at me! That's definitely one way to convey your emotions having some anger literally thrown at you, but in the end, thankfully she didn't. Oh the joys of parenting!So it's a bit hit and miss, and for the cost outlay I'd say on balance for us, it would be hard to justify the price. However on times she has used it, it has been priceless for my (and her) sanity. I asked her what star rating she'd give them, expecting it to be around a 3 or 4 and she surprised me and went full 5 stars. Confused? Understanding a frustrated 6 year old? Better grab the green one and give it a swirl.

these are really lovely and my 3 year old won’t part with them. really lovely to help calm. great quality. really recommend.

My 2 year old loves these. Very sensory and he likes to just carry them around. Perfect size for little hands.

Kid exploded 2 of them somehow. Good while they lasted though