Fidget Advent Calendar with 24 Sensory Toys
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This fidget advent calendar counts down to Christmas with 24 sensory toys instead of chocolate. Behind each of the 24 doors sits a small surprise to press, squish, spin or stretch: soft mini mochis, a push popper, stretchy pop tubes, spinners, an infinity cube and more. Every day in December brings something new for busy fingers.
The red box is printed for the season, with a gingerbread man, a fir tree and the wording Lots of sensory fun and 24 fun gifts inside. Many of the toys pick up the same theme: squishy cubes with a nutcracker and a Father Christmas motif, a green fir tree squishy and a push popper shaped like a Santa hat that clips onto a bag thanks to its carabiner. That makes this sensory advent calendar a gift for fidget and squishy fans, for families who want an advent calendar filled with toys rather than chocolate, and for curious grown-ups who would rather hold something than unwrap a praline.
The 24 pieces cover 13 different kinds of toy, from soft and squeezable to spinning and clicking, so a different feel is waiting each day.
- 3 mini mochis
- 2 spinners
- 2 creeblers
- 2 pop tubes (stretchy tubes)
- 2 squishy pads
- 2 springys (coil springs)
- 1 clicker
- 2 worms
- 3 Christmas sugar squishy cubes
- 1 infinity cube
- 2 fidget tracks
- 1 slime with mix-ins
- 1 push popper
- Box measures about 39 x 30.8 x 5.5 cm, weight about 750 g
- Made in China
One door each morning: the toy comes out, gets tried straight away and then moves to the desk, a pocket or a collecting box. Because every door holds something different, the feel changes daily, from the soft squeeze of the mochis to the click of the clicker and on to the fidget tracks.
By 24 December the collection is complete and all 24 fidgets are unwrapped. Items that come twice, such as the two spinners or the two worms, are easy to share with siblings or friends.
It is made for children who get more out of a toy than out of a chocolate, and for families looking for an alternative to the usual sweet calendar. Adults who like turning something over in their hands while reading or on the phone will find plenty of choice too. It contains small parts and carries a choking hazard, so it is not meant for toddlers. As a present it fits the run-up to Christmas, Saint Nicholas Day or a surprise handed over just before 1 December.
Put the calendar where the doors catch your eye every day, next to the breakfast things or on the hallway chest. A small bowl or box beside it keeps the opened toys together instead of scattered through the flat.
The Santa hat push popper can be clipped to a school bag or a set of keys with its carabiner. The slime is not for eating. With younger children it is worth staying close because of the small parts. If you are giving the calendar away, simply hand it over in the red box, which is already decorated for Christmas.
What is behind the 24 doors? Each door holds a fidget or sensory toy, including mini mochis, spinners, pop tubes, squishy pads, a clicker, an infinity cube, slime and a push popper.
Does it contain chocolate? No, the calendar holds toys only.
How big is the calendar? The box measures about 39 x 30.8 x 5.5 cm and weighs about 750 g.
Is the calendar suitable for very small children? It contains small parts and there is a choking hazard. It is not intended for toddlers, and younger children should be supervised.
Can the slime be eaten? No, the slime with mix-ins is a toy and does not belong in the mouth.
HGL (Happy Glass Leisure) is a British supplier of toys, novelty products and outdoor items. The range includes bubbles, water toys, light-up items and impulse-buy gifts — colourful, fun and at family-friendly prices. HGL supplies gift shops and leisure venues across Europe.
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