Smile Stress Balls

Great toy

These are fun.......and great!

I sent these along w some other smiley face items to my 80 year old friend who lives in another state. I sent her a card w it that said “you make me smile”. She loved it and felt so special.

I'm using these for end of the year favors for my kids' classes. I think they are great for the money, very cute. I didn't have a problem with any of the faces - they were all as shown. They were delivered exactly when expected as well. I ordered two dozen for one child's class and liked them enough to order another set for my other child's class. The size was also what I expected. I took one star off my rating because like other reviews I found that they arrived with a very strong bad smell. I aired them out for weeks before packing them individually and they still smelled.

I bought 48 of these puppies for absolutely no good reason. They came in 2 days, packed snuggly inside some of the highest quality plastic you could ever ask to pack 48 squishy smiley face stress balls within. The balls themselves are round, soft (yet firm), and most importantly smiling happily at you. They're kinda small, but that just means you can fit more of them in your hands as you squeeze your stress away. More smiles = less stress. Simple as that. Highly recommend these smiley face squish balls. There's literally nothing not to like about them.

I'm a school counselor and kids need/love stress balls. I thought these were great: perfect size to fit in their hands (not to small), while there was a slight difference in some of them in terms of "squishiness," I thought they were just right and fairly uniform, and I have to buy a lot of things on my own (not reimbursed), so the price was right on these! Oh, I also gave a few to my dad before a surgery and to my nieces and nephews as a treat (they're younger...ages 2-8)...and they were a hit all around!

I'm using these as a reward system for my 5 year old. Since they have smiley faces we call them fun balls. Each time he remembers to pick up his toys, get dressed by himself, etc, he has the opportunity to put one in a glass bowl. When he refuses to do what's expected there's a possibility to lose one from the bowl. Once he gets a certain number in the bowl he gets to choose a fun activity to do. Got to a new park, playground, museum or such. He loves them and this entire idea turned out so much better than chore charts with stars.These balls look happy, they're bright, and they just represent fun to him. There were plenty in the bag to do exactly what I had planned.

I have many friends in my senior citizen high rise. I gave one to every one of my friends in the lunch room. They loved them.