Creativity for Kids Sensory Bin: Outer Space Toys - Preschool and Toddler Sensory Toys, Kids Gifts for Boys and Girls (Ages 3+)

My 2 year old loves this bin. Rocks do her everywhere but he has fun and stays entertained for a good half hour.

Great for sensory play! Quality is amazing. Easy to use. Keep eye on kids since there are small pebbles my son is 2 years old. Very educational for hand and eye motions

This little sensory is adorable. It is well worth the price. The quality is perfect. It comes in a nice size container also, which is nice. Educational about space. I do recommend. Very creative.

This is a great and easy activity! My toddler loves it and bought me some precious independent play. I only wish it came with a bit more rocks

I bought this for my toddler who's having some sensory issues. He really loves it! At first he didn't want to touch the squishy alien, but eventually warmed up to it, which is what sensory therapy is all about! I love that the lid to the plastic tub snaps on and is really secure because sometimes my tot likes to grab the tub and haul it to me when he wants to play with it. Imagine the mess if the lid went flying! This is a really well thought out sensory kit with lots of different textures. When he's a little older, I'd like to try some of the others especially the one with water beads. For now, this one is pretty much perfect!

My son LOVES this sensory kit. He got it for his 3rd birthday. It is the perfect size to store, good price! The quality of the pieces will last, as they are durable. He will play with this for 30 minutes to an hour!

I hate writing bad reviews, especially for this because I love the idea. But, $20 is a bit more more than they should be charging.The space one has cute toys but not enough to stay busy and the quality of them is not good. Some of the toys inside have already started showing wear after just three plays. For example, the stretchy alien’s face is fading and was torn pretty easily and the poof glitter balls are “shedding” all over the kit.The ice cream one is SO messy. The sand is not like kinetic sand, instead it’s just really thin and gets everywhere and is hard to clean up. It also could use a few more items inside.One positive is that the tubs themself are good quality, size, and are labeled nicely.But if I had to do it again, I would make my own from dollar store items (I’ve actually seen some of the exact space toys there) or spend a little more and get a handmade quality one from Etsy.

I was looking for more sensory bin ideas that don’t include sand (too messy for me!!) and loved that this one was rocks. My daughter is very into space right now and loves it! It really encourages creative play which is so important to me as well. We love it so much we bought one for a birthday gift for our neighbor as well!In my opinion, it doesn’t come with enough rocks. Although, if your child is new to sensory bins it’ll probably be plenty. My daughter loves having a lot of stuff to mess with so I went to PetSmart and got some fish bowl rocks to add and it’s perfect!