ArtCreativity Octopus Water Balls, Set of 3, Rubber Kids’ Bath Toys, Sensory Stress Relief Pool Toys for Kids, Cute Goodie Bag Fillers for Boys and Girls, Pink, Blue and Green

My 5 year old loves octopuses so much so that he tied 8 fake worms together and carried that around for months. He wanted a toy that moved like an octopus and this was the closest we could find.To tell you this toy has brought a smile to my son daily would be an understatement. He loves it in water and land. And because you get more than one, we don’t have to listen to two kids fighting over it.10/10 would purchase again.

Those are simply adorable. My 3 year old great granddaughter loves them in the bath tub. I bought them for the pool & vacation in July - but she couldn’t wait to play with them.

Purchased for my grandson because he likes to play with them at my granddaughter’s house. First day, one of the tentacles ripped off the blue one. Other than that, he’s enjoyed his bath time with his new toys.

Cute and fun! My son loves them! Definitely recommend them. My son squishes and pulls on the tentacles with no damage. Good quality!

They feel so cool. My daughter loves to squeeze them great sensory toys.

Sponge inside doesn’t expand again after first squeeze. And tentacles break off really easily. Not worth the money.

I would take a picture or take a video of this product. However, I did throw them away several days ago because I could not stand the black mildew that they were growing in the bathtub despite cleaning them with bleach multiple times.I bought these back in February for a vacation that my husband, myself, and my three small children were taking. I thought it would be fun to have a new bath toy while we were vacationing. They were a 5/5 when we first opened them. Brightly colored, soft texture, and the sponge like material in side the head held a lot of water which my kids left, squeezing out of. However, within a couple days sponge quickly be in to disintegrate. I did take out the sponge and replace it with a standard kitchen sponge, which I had to cut and have to get inside the head - it worked for a couple weeks, but it just wasn’t the same as before. I then took the sponges out and just let my kids play with the shell of the toy. That work for a couple weeks until it started to grow mold/mildew. I suspect it started to grow this because without the sponge inside the head, the head collapse on its level leaving lots of small crevices for water to pool.

These are really fun. They float in the pool and you squeeze and the water sprays up.