hand2mind Express Your Feelings Sensory Bottles- Opposite Emotions, Toddler Sensory Toys, Quiet Fidgets for Classroom, Calm Down Corner Supplies, Social Emotional Learning, Mindfulness for Kids

these are super cute and very helpful for identifying emotions! They are also very satisfying to play with! dropped 5 times and not broken!

Supper cool toy to show your kids expressions and allow them to learn and feel them. They also love them because they say it's like a lava lamp . Perfect size for the kids hands and they loved the colors and what's inside. I bought this and the pack of 4 will be getting more .

Gave these out during a presentation at the beginning of the school year. They were brightly colored and well made. The teacher that received them, loved them! These are being used in a preschool classroom with 3–5-year-olds. Great addition to the calming corner in the classroom to help students talk about how they are feeling!

All the idea sharing emotions with kids. I teach sixth grade and my student students fight over these not always so much for the emotion component but as a fidget, but I like to see the different emotions that their friends have when they have the different bottles I have six in my students are wanting me to grow the collection.

These little bottles are the unsung heroes of our calm-down corner. My 3-year-old is obsessed. We got all ten emotions, and every morning they’re ceremoniously lined up on the windowsill like tiny, sparkly soldiers of emotional regulation. They’re played with daily, carried on outings, and occasionally argued over like they’re rare collectibles. (Apparently, “Happy” and “Excited” are the Beyoncé of the group.) Perfectly sized for small hands and big emotions, these bottles are the best way to keep a toddler calm, engaged, and emotionally well-rounded—or at least to keep “Frustrated” from taking over the room.

I bought these for my 18-month-old & they’ve been a hit. He’s constantly shaking them and turning them upside down. He’s already dropped them a few times from about 2-3 feet up and they’re still perfect.

Its pretty durable so far. My toddler son has been throwing them around and they have not busted. Its also been a great way to help call him down. He really enjoys the blue one.

perfect for identifying emotions! heres a tip for overstimulated, try having your SEN kiddo tell you what problem each bead is, and go one by one talking about it and problem solving. then, they can be comforted with the soothing oil and water motion of the calm bottle.