Fat Brain Toys Dimpl Duo, Early Learning Sensory Toy for Babies 1 Year+ & Toddlers, Interactive Baby Toys with Braille, Fidget Toys

My son recieved this Dimpl Duo for his first Christmas. I truly believe it helped him learn his colors and shapes at a young age. The design is simple yet captivating, with silicone buttons that are irresistible to little fingers. Now my 1 year old daughter has the chance to enjoy this toy just like her brother did! It's amazing to see how engaged and focused she is when playing with it.I love how lightweight and portable it is, making it ideal for on-the-go entertainment. The high-quality construction and durability of the materials used ensures that it will withstand the rough play of toddlers.

Popper for babies. Made to hold up and not worry about them choking. Good toy

A lot of toys that we've found for our kids seem either flimsy or loaded with lights and sounds that can be over stimulating for my son. I ordered this after seeing the daycare had one in the little's room and its become one of his favorite toys. Keeps him entertained without having to worry about him breaking something off of it and super easy to clean.

We recently saw this toy on Ms. Rachel’s newest video. Every time it came on screen my toddler would go nuts so I knew that I needed to track this thing down. He’s super into learning his colors right now and has always been a fan of the push pop toys so I knew this would be perfect! I ordered this toy along with 2 others (1st t ball set & touch + feel book), he instantly gravitated towards this Dimpl pop toyover the others and has been playing with this toy for hours! I’m excited to bring this along in the car and for entertaining him at restaurants. I love that it teaches both colors and shapes on the other side. At first I was hesitant for the price but super impressed with the quality - it is very sturdy and will definitely last for a long time so I understand the price point now. The only reason I’m giving it 4 stars is because the Dimpl pops are a bit hard to push.. my toddler isn’t able to push it on his own yet but hopefully will be able to as he gets older!

I first gifted this to my nephew 2 years ago. Then I purchased it for my daughter for a long car ride. I’m this toy was a huge hit for both of them! It kept my daughter (just under 2) entertained for 30-40 minutes in her car seat with my mom in the back seat. Independently, she played with it for 15-20 minutes.It is sturdy, fun to “pop” each button. It helped my daughter solidify her colors and now she is working on shapes.

This is a great toy! I was super excited for this to come and it absolutely did not disappoint. The toy is very sturdy & has held up well over the last few months. We initially bought it for our 1yo daughter on flights from PA to WA but she still loves it to this day. The colors are vibrant, the silicone and plastic are sturdy, & the textures are lots of fun for the little. It is a bit pricey but worth the splurge.

I teach preschool for students with moderate-severe disabilities and I got this, along with a spinner and a dimple toy that doesn't have shapes. My kids love them all. I have this places in our quiet/calm down corner and the students like to feel the ridges of the shapes as well as pressing the dimple. It really is made of sturdy plastic and I think it will last a good, long time, despite the fact that we have to sanitize it daily...sometimes more often. I have to admit that sometimes the adults like to fidget with it too, when we're sitting with a child in the quiet corner. It's kind of like popping bubble wrap, maybe not quite that satisfying, but we like it nonetheless!

I LOVE this toy! It’s super durable. It has colors, shapes, even Brazil! Why oval? Heart or Star would have been better. Anyways, my 2 year old just spent an hour just popping the things in and out over and over. He wants nothing to do with the educational part just yet, haha. I could see this being super useful to kids or people with disabilities. They would love it, too. I work with disabled adults. My baby calls it his “Circle, POP”