Fat Brain ToysSuction Kupz - Creative Tactile Learning Sensory Toys for Babies & Toddlers, Cups

I saw these on a viral video and thought they’d be great practice for hand coordination and eventually color matching once I find matching balls. You can stick them to your forehead. They stick in the bathroom, on mirrors, here on my plastic laundry basket, and smooth plastic surface, like the high chair tray. They’ll really stick anywhere with a smooth surface that has zero texture.

These were for my 13 month old grand-daughter when she visits and I stuck them to the refrigerator and cabinets at her level. They can suction to everything! I enjoyed watching her try and pull them off, it was a little challenging for her because she had to pull horizontally toward herself (something new) instead of vertically like she would if they were on the floor. I ended up loosening them a bit for her to do it the first time. She enjoyed walking around with them and squishing them and liked the soft texture of the silicone. Of course at this age putting things in the cups is a must ! She was a little surprised when she hit them together and they didn't make noise her other toys. Her mom liked them so much she added it to xmas list to use as a bath toy at their house. I bought this because it looked different and can be used different ways. They are small enough to throw in a to-go bag too. I also appreciated the easy-open packaging. This is the 3rd FB toy I've purchased for her and will continued to purchase them to promote development as she gets older.

This is a great open ended toy that encourages imagination and creativity. My toddler and I have used these cups in pretend play as tea/water cups for ourselves or for dolls. We have played a game where I hide the cups all over the house with a hidden treasure or treat and she goes and finds them. They are fun to stick to foreheads or walls. They can be caves or houses for smaller dolls. We have played with them in the bath. Overall they are one of those toys that can be whatever you want them to be and the more imagination you use the more fun they become. They are perfect for a wide range of ages.Though they collect a lot of dust easily they are also cleaned very easily.

This is one of those few toys my 3 year old and 6 month old equally enjoy and share! (for different functions). My 3 year old loves stacking them up and the 6 month old loves knocking them down, so still developmentally appropriate and fun. They’ve used them in the high chair, in the car on the windows, in the kitchen on the fridge and dishwasher, in the tub while taking a bath, at the beach in the sand filling them up and pouring them out, in the plane on the (wiped down and sanitized) fold out food trays. We love these cups. They’re easy to clean, pack, and go. Simple, easy fun. Highly recommend them!

These are fun little cups. They stick via the suction cup on their bottom and stick quite well - you can stick them to counters, walls, cupboard, etc. and they will stay there for quite some time as long as the surface isn't too porous. If your kid(s) like to throw things, these are great toys too - they do little damage when thrown since they're soft. And if you're an adult that likes playing with kids toys, they're nice and soft and fun as a little item to mindlessly hold in your hand and fidget with.

My kids love these suction cups. They use them on the sliding doors, tables, mirrors and in the bath tub. They do need to stick to a very smooth surface but even at that, over time they de-suction. Makes it easier to pull off when they NEED it off. For reference my kids are 9 months and 2 years old.

These are my kids favorite bathtub toys. My son loves to dump water and fill up the cup over and over. He uses the cups to do that. He likes to stick it back up on the shower surround periodically to get another color. Suctioning them to wall drains the water out and prevents them from getting funky. My oldest sticks one on the bathroom mirror and uses it to rinse his toothpaste. I throw them in the dishwasher all the time and they come out fine. I'd buy them again if we lost them!

Recommend. These cups hold suction well to windows, fridge and our wooden kitchen table. I incorporate them into my child's fine and gross motor therapy by suctioning them just above her reach and putting a little animal figure in each one as an incentive to reach. Sometimes I place them a bit higher, and have her use a child's stepping stool to get them. We also use them for color sorting. I would purchase again.