Fat Brain Toys Dimpl Digits Toddler Toys, Popping Number Learning Sensory Preschool Toy for 2 Years+, Bilingual Spanish and English Fidget Toys

I bought this to keep my 2 year old daughter busy on the fight to Disney, and we ended up using it while we waited in lines as well! She loves all of the colors and flipping it back and forth to pop the buttons. Great busy toy option!

Got this for our 18 month old for a long car ride- he loves it and we keep it in the car for him! He’s just about two and still plays with it.

The media could not be loaded. The size shocked me! It was much bigger than anticipated, so that was exciting. You can see my hand for reference in my photo. I love the large pop it and how there are sensory aspects as well, and multiple languages. Great gift for a toddler and easy to slip into a bag for travel.

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.

Keeps toddlers busy. Works well. Our grandson was about 10 months old when we got this, but quickly learned to "push hard!"

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 they’re very stiff. She eventually got the hang of it.

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.

Yeah whatever baby plays with if 5 minutes then in to something else.