WEY&FLY Mouse and Cheese Toy Sloth Hide and Seek Stress Relief Toy Latex Toy Safety Certification

Get this fidget set.Conversation starter, unless you don’t want to talk, in which case, they will keep humans at bay...But with these cute, stretchy (but not sticky) animals you will want to play and play..Well, not sticky, unless you’re a dog hair, drier lint, or dust..But just a little rinse and you’d be unstuck.Squeaky? No! Not that kind of mice!A toy for cats‽ they are not!In fact a danger, I would advise!But if you are human, and fidget you do,a kid over three, these toys are for you!

Love this for stress relief, especially the mice. Poking those little guys into the cheese and pulling them out is just so calming. I saw this at a conference on trauma and had to have one. I teach a high school SLD/ED special ed resource room and you would not believe how positively my kids respond to these guys--just stretching the sloths can calm a person down. Everyone who tries one wants one.

My five year old asked Santa for a "squishy, stretchy toy mouse" with cheese. As far as I know he had never seen this product but it seemed like the most likely candidate. I chose this set (two pack of mice/cheese and sloth/tree) because sloths are also a favorite here. So far it has been a hit! While it seems these are popular for children with sensory needs, it is really a nice little portable, low tech activity to engage little fingers in motor coordination. The figures are cute with well rendered features. They are made of a very slightly tacky rubbery material; it will pick up a bit of dirt/dust but not like the "stick to the wall"/slime type of toys. Should be easy to rinse off every now and then. I don't suspect it would hold up well to super rough handling, but you don't need to be too rough to get the little mice in and out. The whole thing would fit easily in a pocket, purse, palm of your hand, Christmas stocking or Easter basket.

my daughter was introduced to the cheese and mice at her occupational therapy clinic. Great for kids who need a little fidget, but also good for fine motor skills. The sloth is the same idea, but a little bit cuter in my opinion :) they can be rinsed off.

Way smaller than you would expect. Supposed to be stretchy but it’s arm broke off almost immediately when my 4 yr old tried to stretch it. The eyeball also came off. Very cheaply made.

It’s a fun toy. My toddlers absolutely in love with tiny mice.4 stars because it collects tons of dust and hair from the floor. It gets super sticky when washed so I use corn starch to prevent stuff from the floor from sticking to it.

So cute squishy but it's small you can fit it in your hand . I thought it would be much bigger . So it will be used as a stocking stuffer for my sons stocking this Christmas.

I bought these in order to keep my hands busy while sitting in zoom meetings. I first saw them in a training course for work a few years ago and I was hooked! They work great to keep me from doodling!