Creative Kids Sense & Grow Sensory Magic Tissue Box

I will start with this product is exactly as described. It’s a wonderful sensory item and is perfect with the Montessori method. I bought it for my 1 year old and my only regret was I did not buy it sooner.She was not particularly interested in it by the time she turned 1 1/2. I feel this is a great baby shower gift and should be given as soon as the baby can sit up. The price is perfect.Now even tho my child dose not play with it. My puppies do. They love grabbing all the tissues and running through the house. I’ve had to wash everything a couple times and it holds up very well.It’s weighted at the bottom which I like. The photo was after it had already been washed twice.

Great toy only downside is how slippery the silky "kleenex" if stepped on

Overall, I would probably vote more like 3.5-3.75 stars. I rounded up, because not enough reasons to only give 3 stars.The packaging shows 2 other ball textures, but there is no real info on the packaging about this. So no great way to know if its more a stock image, or if we can get the other textures by ordering differentlyThe doughs are brightly colored, but a bit small. So you either need to use the mainstream dough brand you have at home, or buy some extras.The doughs are supposed to be scented, but at best they are very very lightly scented. They mostly are just a bit sweeter smelling and less pungent than the mainstream dough brand.My 7yr old liked playing with them in addition to his other mainstream dough brand doughs and toys/tools. The textured balls are fun, and they split in half with a threaded interior so that you can create a 50/50 texture ball or a single texture ball.Edit:Adding some pics.Packaging, the little sensory play booklet, the two balls our kit had, and the product imaging showing the other 2 balls not mentioned that would be nice to have.

This is just what it appears to be. Some 'play-doh' like clay and a pair of textured rollers to create patterns in it. The quality of all the materials is good, the clay has a scent to it that is not offensive.I've tried it a few times now, with and without kids involved. I'm not sure how much it holds their interest after the first go of it. They haven't be asking me to bring it out again. So, IME, it has somewhat limited child appeal. There are only 2 texture balls, though they can be put together to make a single ball of mixed texture.I think more texture balls would have made it more fun to play with.The same goes for the clay. There are only three colors.Maybe there are other sets with other texture balls and colors of clay available? If so I haven't seen them.It has occured to me that there are other uses for the textures, such as rolling them on polymer clay or project foam, or using as rolling stamps with paint to create more permanent decoration effects. But as presented I'm not sure I'd give this as a gift to a child unless I knew they were into arts and crafts and might find wider uses for the contents.There's nothing at all wrong with the materials, just that I think the idea is a bit limited in its appeal.

Ball has different texture outside. Red ball has spots. Blue ball has round shapes.The balls can be unscrewed and change the other half with the other half of the ball. Red-blue, red-red, blue-blue.The hollow ball is also good to place the clay for safekeeping.I don’t have problem with the balls.My issue is the clay. It doesn’t stick so well. Its not moist like playdough.Actually its so dry that it cracks badly!!!I suggest get a a different clay if you want your kid to enjoy playing.Definitely clay is very good in sensory.It clams kids with autism. I have a 5 year old boy that has autism.Like iveSaid earlier, i like the ballsBut not the clay that comes with it.For $10.99, im not happy with the quality of the clay. With that said, i have to buy s different clay and it will costs meMore $$$ because the clay that cameWith it is junk.