Express Your Feelings Sensory Bottles, Set of 4

These are absolutely amazing.I purchased these for my son when he was 2.He's still plays with them to this day , my son is not old enough to speak in his neurodivergent , so his developmental milestones are on his own pace, but even though he cannot describe feelings or communicate that advanced, we find these to be very helpful. Sensory toys for him to practice and to stimulate his cause-and-effect and interest in it as he gets older. I have no doubt that these will be very effective for him to describe his emotions better.

Kids at my elementary school love these for emotional regulation.

Purchase for my preschool classroom and then found a slightly different set at a lower price and purchased that as well. This is definitely the superior product: The set is made of durable plastic tubes that are rounded at top and bottom, offering a larger surface area for little hands to grip, and have a nice, solid heft which feels so much more satisfying than the thin/flat versions while also providing a larger, more stable base for them to stand upright. The 4 tubes come each filled with it's own individual color of liquid that's enhanced by a different additive: one has glitter, another contains a pearlized mixture, one has a thick, slow moving syrup like substance, and the fourth I think is an oil/water combination. The result is a unique visual experience which has fascinated the kids and helped them to deescalate and focus. I'm super happy with these sensory tubes!

Each bottle represents a different primary emotion—happy, sad, angry, and scared—using engaging colors and movements inside the bottles. They’re well-made, visually captivating, and provide a soothing sensory experience that toddlers (and even older kids) naturally gravitate toward.

I think all kids at some age should be taught about their emotions so I love these A lot and so do all the kiddos.

These are cute for toddlers and school children alike. When they are too upset to express their feelings.

Used this my kid from 2 years to almost 4 years olds and it was great for emotional regulation. The various colors / emotions and the differing liquid motions were interesting enough for my kid to shake them up and watch them when having big emotions.

Used these as a toy for potty training to encourage our daughter to stay in place longer. It did the trick.