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Hanukkah Squishies Set of 6

Ages:

6 and up

Six squishy toys shaped like Hanukkah symbols, including a dreidel, menorah, Star of David and jelly doughnut. Small stocking stuffers. Ages 6+.

$12.99

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Why we LOVE this product!

Not every Hanukkah gift needs to be big. Six squishies shaped like holiday symbols make a fun, inexpensive present for one of the eight nights, and kids who like fidgets will keep them on their desks long after.

They're also a simple way to start a conversation about what each symbol means.

Two things to weigh: they're a novelty rather than a learning toy, and they're small enough that the box warns about younger children.

Description

SKU:

0196940195057

The Hanukkah Squishies Set of 6 is a box of six soft, squeezable toys shaped like Hanukkah symbols, sold by Barnes & Noble, which makes an easy small gift for one of the eight nights.

 

What's inside

  • 6 squishy toys with Hanukkah designs, including a dreidel, a menorah, a Star of David, a candle and a jelly doughnut
  • A gift box about 3.6 x 2.5 x 3.6 inches

 

How it works

Squeeze them, then let them spring back. They work as fidgets, desk toys or little characters for play.

 

What kids learn

  • Sensory play: a calming, squeezable texture
  • Holiday symbols: a starting point for talking about what each one means

 

Good to know before you buy

  • Age: Barnes & Noble lists 6 and up. The box carries a small parts warning.
  • A small gift: these are stocking-stuffer sized.
  • Price: $12.99 for the set at Barnes & Noble at the time of writing.

 

Who it's for

Kids who love squishies and fidgets, and anyone filling eight nights with small gifts.

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