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has been reviewed 54 times with an average rating of 4.07
brain squish ball
Posted 3/17/2010 by Maria Miller
- GRANDPARENT
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This is made of good quality materials, it helps with sore wrists and is a great stress reliever.
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Posted 6/6/2008 by Larry Quinn
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I am a mental health therapist. I have found many clients are immediately drawn to the toy (more than other stress squeeze toys that I've incorporated) & do sue it during their sessions. Lots of fun, along with the subtle irony of squeezing a brain during therapy). THanks.
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Soldiers Love Them
Posted 5/22/2008 by CPT Patricia Curry
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I am a Mental Health Officer in Iraq. I bought the Brain Squish Balls for my soldiers. They do like them a lot.
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Brain Squish Ball
Posted 4/1/2007
- TEACHER
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The Brain Squish Balls were a hit with my middle school class. They review for tests by playing "Brain Ball" with the squishies. These will be sure to hold up to their games!
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Posted 8/3/2011 by Janice McMahon
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I bought the stress ball brains. I've had so much fun telling my friends that I've lost my mind and then I take out my brain stress ball and told them I've found it. I also have it remind me that I want piece of mind so I intend to write on mine. I've given two away to two of my coworkers.
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Posted 6/12/2011 by Francine Lapides
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I and my colleagues love the squish brains. The only complaint I've heard (several times) and agree with is that the color yellow would be better replaced with a skin color - closer to a real brain look.
Brain Squich Ball
Posted 2/19/2011 by teacher
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My second graders love it
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Posted 12/19/2010
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This is strictly a novelty gift. It looks like it could be one of those giveaways that you would collect from a convention booth. Kids think that it's funny for the first 5 seconds. Might be a funny gift for a neuroscientist, but kids aren't into it.
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We concur. Some kids find squishy brains to be intelligent fun, and some kids prefer other Fat Brain Toys. Lucky for our customers, smart humor comes in a variety of clever toy selections.)
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Posted 12/16/2010 by christine craft
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neat product we used for a silly gag. thanks for all the great toys....esp. your selection of educational toys.
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Posted 11/8/2010 by Barbara
- GRANDPARENT
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He has a tendency to want to throw it in the house. It is firm enough to knock something over. I hid it after he got engrossed in something else. I'm not sure what the use is supposed to be, but it seems like a perfect item for me to use to help achy bones in my hands and to help the grip in these getting old hands.
Exercise your brain
Posted 10/18/2010 by Benjamin Davis
- OTHER
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Setting: Home
My wife took one look at this in the catalog and WANTED it.
Why
Posted 9/19/2010 by Kim Erwin
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The brain squish ball is quite small-- it's about the size of a medium tomato.
It doesn't do anything.
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Posted 9/15/2010 by Natalie Shepherd
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Setting: Home
I'm a counselor who works with kids and I am giving this to one of my clients. I wish I could buy more of them.
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Posted 9/6/2010 by Suzanne Espelien
- GRANDPARENT
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Setting: Other
Not much to it, but the youngest kids seem to like the feel of it.
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Posted 8/4/2010 by Marjorie Fujioka
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A novel and relaxing way to exercise fist and get a break from intensive situations
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Posted 8/4/2010 by Candi Swartz
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Setting: Home
He plays with it in the swimming pool.
Squishy
Posted 7/6/2010 by DP
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My son likes the brain ball because it isn't the typical round ball that he is used to. He loves squishing it and playing catch. He thinks the brain shape is cool.
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Posted 7/1/2010 by Jo Lamers
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Never received product!
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Posted 6/17/2010
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I'm keeping it. I think she will find it interesting eventually.
Physical Education Instructor
Posted 4/27/2010 by Kathy Wagner
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I wish the brain squish ball came in a gray color so it would be more like a real brain. For use in Physical Education, I like it when equipment is as close to the real thing as possible. I used the brain ball for a couple of games that I played in PE.
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Posted 4/24/2010 by roslyn cooper
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great product, and just what i had hoped it would be! very brainy and very squishy.
Squishy Brain Thing
Posted 3/30/2010 by Eugene
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Setting: Home
Sort of dull - I gave it a high mark on longevity. It will probably be floating in the ocean after the planet floods from global warming.
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Well, if doesn't completely disintegrate before then, it may give the fish something to smile about.
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Fun Stress Ball
Posted 3/29/2010 by Rosalinda Mateo
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Setting: Home
This is a great way to relieve stress. As my daughter says, "It's soft and squishy."
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Posted 3/21/2010 by Tom
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Setting: School
The product was grat, just what we expected from the picture
brain squish ball
Posted 3/17/2010 by Lynne Krug
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Fun and interesting toy.
Very Good
Posted 8/26/2008
- EDUCATOR
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Setting: School
This product is working well in my special education class to keep kids centered. We used it with a brain unit at the beginning of the year to connect it.
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Posted 8/24/2008 by Bill CHAU
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Good and easy to follow small scale science projects for teachers, students and parents. Great!
Elementary Gifted Coordinator
Posted 9/5/2006 by Helen Lowrance
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This product does evoke curiosity of students, along with a great imagination of use by a teacher.
Brain Squish Ball
Posted 9/4/2006 by Michel Loucks
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Setting: Home
As squishy brain balls go, this is top-of-the-line.
Pre-school Teacher
Posted 8/24/2006
- EDUCATOR
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This is a great product. I received one of these squish balls at a conference and it quickly became a favorite item in my classroom. I work in an inclusive classroom and I value items like this squish ball which appeal to all of the children in my classroom. Over the years, I have worked closely with an O.T. and have come to appreciate how important it is to have quality sensory materials available to all of the children in our school. This squish ball meets all of the requirements for a truly outstanding sensory item, and it is appealing to all age groups. It is also a great way to advertise your company as it says so much about how you are aware of the needs of all children. Thank you for making this product so freely available!
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Posted 8/8/2006 by Mhampton
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Setting: Home
A Good Promotional Toy.
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Posted 7/19/2006 by Susan Baribault
- GRANDPARENT
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I have actually used the squish ball for my arthritic hands! Probably not your purpose, but it is great to squeeze. I know my grandchildren will enjoy tossing it around.
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Posted 9/20/2005
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I think the squish brain is very amusing, and I find myself smiling when I look up and see it sitting on my monitor. The only thing I might change is the color. Gray is dull! What about pink?
loved it
Posted 9/3/2005 by Todd Sievert
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I needed a miniature size brain for a marketing project I used it to "toss" some ideas around. It would be even better if it made a noise because sometimes everyone has a brain fart now and then.
Brain Squish Ball
Posted 9/25/2010 by Bonnie Oke
- EDUCATOR
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Setting: School
As an OTR, I used it as a transition toy from the classroom to the therapy room. Wtih two children (and me, too) each carrying, squishing, tossing and catching a 'brain' we caught quite a lot of (positive) attention in the hallways. Smiles galore!
Play value: Great -- each child played with the brain squish ball all the way to the therapy room. We were working on hand strength, bilateral hand use, and hand-eye coordination. I also tied in into using their brains for the school year!
And a teacher stopped me and asked me where I got them!
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