Fat Brain Toys Dimpl Digits – Popping, Number-Learning Sensory Preschool Toy
$15.95
Price: $15.95
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DIMPL DUO: Our popular Dimpl sensory toy lines have been specifically designed for your baby’s little hands. Push them all the way in to pop them through to the other side. Delve into the simple delight of poking them with your fingers. This dimpl includes 6 bubbles showing different shapes and words
COLOURFUL TOY: Introduce your baby to our world of early development toys The bubbles are made of soft silicone, varying in colour to support your baby’s colour recognition skills
NUMBER LEARNING TOY: This dimpl digits toy features multiple colours and numbers in different languages for early development fun. One side features numerals 1 to 10 embossed on the silicone buttons with its matching word in English, flip the toy over and you’ll find number 1 to 10 written in Spanish and Braille
FAT BRAIN TOY RANGE: Our Dimpl range is great for push and pop fun and supports your baby’s colour recognition as well as fine motor skills. Our wide range of play options make Fat Brain toys unique, allowing your little ones to develop various skills from an early age
IDEAL GIFT FOR BABIES: This Fat Brain baby toy designed for little hands provides endless hours of educational fun anywhere Perfect as a present for your baby’s first birthday, Christmas or Easter. Suitable for babies and toddlers 2 years
Customers say
Customers find the toy entertaining and well-made. It keeps kids occupied and entertained, providing stimulation and edutainment moments. The vibrant colors are appreciated by customers. They also like the sound quality and language.
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Maureen B. –
Very colorful and keeps baby entertained!
I love all the bright colors. This one is a little harder to pop but that’s good because our grandson needed one that was little more challenging since he’s got the concept down now. It keeps his attention for awhile. Works great when we’re changing his diaper! We give him a popper and it keeps him occupied so he doesnt get impatient and try to crawl off. I like that each one has a number embossed on it as well for learning his numbers as he gets older.
Christopher Banks –
Popping Fun!
Not only is this a great fidget for my 7 year old daughter with sensory needs but is also a great learning tool and toy for little ones!
Carolina –
Familyâs new favorite toy
Initially bought this for my toddler who was getting fussy during long car rides along with other products. He lasted a whole 25 minutes playing with this toy and uses it multiple times a week as well as the entire family. The pops are so satisfying, the colors are vibrant, sturdy toy that can get thrown around with no damage.
Kayla Iuliano –
A home run of a toy
It was the bottom of the 8th at Fenway. They were cruising to a win over Tampa, Sweet Caroline had been sung, the day was beautiful, all was well. We were looking forward to running the bases after the game with our 12-month old and almost-3-year old. But we failed to get in line when we should have – apparently, midway through the 7th – and the line was over an hour long.What to do? My grandfather was a diehard Red Sox fan. He was born in 1919 and died in 2001. He didn’t see a World Series win in his entire life, barely missing the 1918 win and dying before the 2004 victory. There was no way we were leaving without seeing the field.But the kids were melting. Our snack stash was being depleted. It was hot and crowded and loud.LADIES AND GENTLEMEN – THIS LITTLE GIZMO SAVED THE DAY.We traded it back and forth between the kids when they were reaching the breaking point. Poke-poke-poke, around and around the beautifully colored decagon-esque shape. Flip it over. Repeat. Our toddler had fun identifying all the numbers. Our baby liked the raised dots on the opposite side.Next thing we knew we were under the green monster.We got to run the bases. Our daughter almost took her first steps between 1st and 2nd.In short, it was an utterly perfect day. We are forever grateful to FatBrain toys.
Bat_girl –
Very sturdy fidget toy!
I enjoy how versatile this toy has been in our home! I have a 1 year old, a nonverbal autistic 4yr old (whom for the toy was initially for) and a 7 year old who we suspect may have ADHD. We have seen all children play with this toy at one point or another! I love how itâs also educational for the two little ones. Even I have picked it up and found temporary comfort in popping it, itâs similar feeling to popping plastic package bubbles but at a much larger scale. I recommend it!
Anne-Michele Smith –
Toddler loved it!
Bought this for a plane ride. I only give it four stars because my daughter had a hard time pressing the bubbles in it first due to the fact theyâre very stiff. She eventually got the hang of it.
Susan Basho –
Best toy I have bought for 2-year-old boy,
Grandson LOVES this. It is the perfect toy for taking on trips, entertaining in cars, and at home.
T –
Love it
It keeps my little on engaged. Good travel buddy even for just a trip to the park.
Julieta –
Gadget de muy buena calidad.
sylvie –
Mon enfant de 10 ans adore se fidjet toy….il n’y a aucun problème sur la fabrication..la livraison est rapide et le prix resonable,comme je disais j’ai ressu mon colie en cinq jours…donc tres contente de se jouet..je donne un tres bonne note et je conseille!!!ðððð
Arun Sistla –
It so good and fun pop and also so pretty literally amazing ððð
Christina Hunting –
Er komt water uit
Patricia N –
Super bien! A mi hija de 2 años le ha gustado mucho, se entretiene mientras que trabaja la motricidad fina y aprende los números y colores. El material es bastante resistente, muy Contenta.