Phone Press Toy (Cambridge Blue)

This toy is simple yet so entertaining for baby girl! It’s nice that it’s small enough to bring places and stick in the diaper bag. It’s good quality and handles being thrown by my baby. The color is cute and it’s easy for baby to hold. This toy is worth getting!

Absolutely incredible! Love this brand, the quality is amazing, the colors aren’t overwhelming, my daughter loves to play with it as a pretend phone, pop it, and learning to count. It’s so versatile and fun!

I'm in my 40s, and late-diagnosed with ADHD (tho, ND or NT, everybody gets fidgety sometimes.) I'm picky about sensory stimuli and aesthetics, so finding fidgets that fill both needs is an interesting challenge.I could never get on board with the floppy popits that kids started going nuts for a few years ago, as they just felt wrong in my hands & often left a weird smell. But there's something quite satisfying about playing with this little beauty, and it's a pleasant bit of kitschy decor.The functional silicone bits remind me of the poppers/pop-up rubber playthings from the 80s/90s, with more resistance & snap vs other modern popits. The hard plastic gives leverage to fidgeting, and even with a seam, it's comfortably smooth as can be while securely holding the silicone in place. The material and construction seem of high quality. I bought this for myself, but I'd feel safe letting a toddler past teething toys handle it.I'm a sucker for rainbows & the occasional trompe l'oeil object -- it looks like a painter's palette, so even just seeing it in my tin of fidgets makes me smile.A worthwhile purchase for yourself or as a gift!

Super cute! The colors look great. Seems durable and good quality. The actual palette is harder plastic but the colors are very soft

This little toy phone got lots of play, so I can say for the price I paid it was worth it.

Both my 2 year old and 5 month old love this toy so it’s great for longevity and versatility! It’s very easy to clean and the colors are aesthetically pleasing. My toddler loves to pop the buttons and pretend she’s on the phone.

My 16-month-old loves this toy. It "pops" better than some other pop toys I've seen, with a really nice, definitive, tactile and audible pop on both sides. He wasn't as interested in it before he gained the motor skills to do the popping, but once he figured it out, he loved it. He'll sit for long stretches just popping all the dots, then flipping it and repeating the process. Awesome for keeping him occupied while I take care of something else.I also like its color scheme. The colors are bright, but not neon.

I bought one for my niece's first birthday and one for myself at the same time. I had three regular style poppers already, but I saw such good ratings and reviews on this, I put it in my cart. Compared to your typical popper, it does have fewer bubbles to pop. It also has a hard palette as the background instead of the whole thing being flimsy/flexible. I kind of don't like how few pops there are, but it is very beautiful. I'm excited to share it with my older nephew who also loves fidgets and see what he thinks.