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I'm not going to lie to you and tell you that this is going to be an easy project to do. I myself as an adult have mild autism and I have two daughters with mild autism. Sometimes I struggle with DIY projects like this but amazingly we were all able to get it with a little bit of thinking and trial and error. It ended up being a really fun STEM activity for all of us that took up over an hour and allows your sensory centers to be stimulated. You get so much stuff in the box and so many choices to make.It makes you really have to think about what you're doing and the placement of things and how you want your end product to look. I would highly recommend this for anybody and particularly for those people who need something to fidget with or for those who need to focus and calm when they are feeling feeling anxious or nervous.I really found this product challenging but rewarding.

The media could not be loaded. My daughter loved this kit! It has everything she needs to create endless bubbles! It comes with so many different items to keep her creative mind busy! If you’re looking for a great gift, this one tops them all!

Kids loved these. Bought two and they played for hours.

I bought this for me kid and it seemed to be a little difficult not as easy as it says to make the bubbles but they do give you enough supplies in there and lots of accessories

It was a gift for my niece, she loves it.

This looks beautiful and impressive. My daughter saw this and wanted it for her 7th birthday. It's the first thing she wanted to do after she unwrapped her gifts. We watched the instructional video, followed the steps, and it was a failure. The tape is so sticky (which is probably good considering the item), but it ruined the scissors that came with it, plus two pairs of my big scissors that weren't Sharp enough to cut through it without bunching up the tape. I finally cut the tape, tried to blow it with a hairdryer horizontally as instructed, then blew the bubble. It pooped. We gave up. We'll try later when I have more patience, but for now, this is not the easiest craft for a 7-year-old and a mom who are normally pretty good at this stuff.

The media could not be loaded. Verbatim from my 10yo:It’s fun after you get the hang of it, but it takes you 1 1/2 rolls until you figure it out. It has cute decorations and stickers, but it’s hard to use the straw when you use the fillers. It comes with a variety of tape rolls but the rolls don’t have a lot of tape. I watched plenty of videos to make sure I would understand, but I think the tape was just poor quality. After about 10 times I got my first successful bubble and it lasted 5 minutes. I really am upset that I spent my Christmas gift card money on this and it’s not as much tape and it doesn’t last long. I really was excited and I thought it would be worth the wait, but it’s not. It’s a good practice kit, but not $25 good. Thank you everybody.

My daughter, who is 8, loved this little kit. I seriously struggled to make this work but she figured it out on her own 😑. She is on spring break so this has kept her busy so far. This was worth the purchase. The best part is that she figured it out on her own. It comes in a cute little box a bunch glitters, stickers, charms, and so much more . One thing I would say is that the bubbles don’t last very long maybe like 30 min but it comes with plenty of tape to keep her going.