Educational Insights Sensory Squares - Sensory Toys for Toddlers, Textured Bean Bags for Classroom, Toddler Classroom Must Haves, Preschool and Kindergarten Learning Materials for Kids Ages+

So I love these, BUT they aren’t exactly what I expected. See the name says “beanbags” and none of them are bags of beans. There are 2-3 that have cotton in them, but the rest are actually flat. There’s also a pair that are reflective, which are pretty cool, but they come with 2 layers of plastic film protectors on both sides of them. They sewed these film protectors into the square so you can’t just peel it off. I spent quite some time picking the film from between the stitching with tweezers. This was a total pain in the butt. LolOverall, I really do love the different textures and my baby does too, and I’m sure they will continue to keep her interest for quite awhile.

My son is 11 and struggles with adhd and mood regulation he is constantly fidgeting with his hands or chewing on something and these help with stay distracted with the different types of material and they are easy to take on the go

I bought these for my infant for sensory toys. I use them with her so the age limit I am not worried about. I agree with the blue plastic over the mirrors, however I found it simple to remove, and only removed from one of the mirrors and kept the other blue for variety. Absolutely love these, exactly what I was looking for.

I like them and use them with my newborn. I rub her hands and feet with them so she is familiar with diferent textures, however I wish these were more varied. For example there are 2 that are pretty much the same (the black and the white one) and the mirrored one has that blue plastic that's hard to remove. They work ok, just could be a notch better

Great variety of colors and textures. My twin grandsons are 16mos and they love playing with these. They are kept in a box that's has a lot of sensory items, that is brought out a couple times a week. That way they don't get board with the items. Everytime the box comes out the each have their favorite they grab for. One LOVES the fuzzy ones and tickles his face, and the other one likes the silk ones. They play with all of them off and on all day when the box is out.

This product came up when I searched for "beanbags" and the introductory product description includes the word "beanbags," so I thought I was buying textured sensory beanbags. They are not beanbags, though, but textured fabric squares and other sensory flat bits. Not a bean in the bunch. So, be aware! If textured sensory is what you want, this is fine; if you want beanbags, keep looking. (I would fault Amazon for this misdirection, not the company, if I were trying to place fault.)

Very simple product but keeps the infants I work with occupied and the different textures keep them interested. Good sensory play.

It's great but it took me a while to peel the blue film off the mirror. I found that pushing it down with my thumb kind of like pushing a drawstring in a hoodie was the easiest way. Took me an hour to remove the 4 pieces of film. 15 min each 🥴