Schylling - NeeDoh Gumdrop Ball

NeeDoh Gumdrop Stress Ball 

Nee Doh got it right with this one.  Not only is it filled with the softest most amazing filling, but it is in an adorable candy gumdrop shape!  This is a very fun stress toy that is not only calming, but it also helps build hand and finger muscles and bilateral coordination.  It is beyond amazing and has a super soft dough feel.  You can poke and pinch it, then slowly ooze back into a gumdrop just like a slow rise squishy would.

What it feels like - super soft cookie or bread doh inside a ball.  It is almost like a moving doh because when you release it slowly goes back to a ball shape.

What is inside it - Very thick clear glue like filling - The filling is super sticky and stretchy.  Like syrup or molasses.

The gumdrop ball is about 2.25" when it is in the gumdrop shape, but can be stretched out!  

This is very calming because it has a very silky soft feel, and you can pull and indent it multiple ways.  I like it because you can turn it and pinch it just like you did in elementary school when you made pinch pots with clay.  You need to feel it to really know how nice these are.

4 bright candy colours - Pink, Orange Purple & Blue - Sold as a Single -  Colour selected at random - please let us know your preference.

It is filled with a non-toxic compound that always returns back to its original shape. They are a super soild squishy. 

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Due to the flexible, squishy & stretchy nature of these products, it does mean they don’t last forever. It would be awesome if they did, but unfortunately they don't...

Depending on how they are used-All squishy and stretchy items are durable, but not indestructible. Squishies typically have a plug/join where they were filled. This is its most vulnerable spot, so if at all possible it is best to use this palm side in so the least amount of pressure is placed in the join. This will maximise its life.

They are not recommended for children who may try to bite, chew or ingest the contents. Avoid aggressive or excessive squishing, stretching and contact with any sharp objects.