Bubble Bear 6 oz Bubble Blowing Squeeze to Blow Toy for Kids (Assorted Colors)

I discovered my first Pustefix Bubble Bear almost 30 years ago when I saw a man at a Grateful Dead show with one. I tracked it down through my local specialty toy store, and have been a fan ever since! So easy to use - just gently squeeze the bear's tummy, and the wand pops up already filled. No messy hands. And this is the only bubble stuff out there that will make profuse bubbles even when the humidity in the air is not ideal for bubble-blowing. High quality and lasts a long time. I was so happy to find the Bubble Bear on Amazon, and even happier to find that it's still the same wonderful quality I remember. Can not recommend highly enough!

Bought these for my 33-year-old daughter and my new nephew because these are the best bubbles on the market and have always been a staple for my daughter's childhood so wanted to give her a little bit of her childhood back

These are perfect for my 2.5-year-old! They’re easy to use and way less messy than fishing for a bubble wand each time. He could technically dump the liquid out but hasn’t tried yet. We’ve only had minor spills.The solution is also high quality and the design of the wand helps to blow a lot of bubbles at once.

Loved this item for encouraging my then 3 yr old to participate in Speech Therapy. It was highly motivational to be able to see the wand come up after pronouncing the desired sound. He loved it. Cut to 20 years later and I purchased this for my elderly mother who couldn't cognitively get the idea of using the lung exercise machine post operatively. We use this and she laughs and takes big breaths to blow. So it met my purpose, The down side is that the bottle needs to have bubble juice filled all the way or you have to tighten the lid and slowly tilt it to get the wand to fill properly. Not the bet with dementia patients who lose interest quickly.

I'd seen this very bubble bear in action at a class my toddler takes so was excited for it. It was a giant fail.1. It didn't work at all. No bubbles could be blown.2. Thinking it could be bad bubble fluid I replaced it with bubble fluid I knew worked fantastically (Fubbles brand). No good.I can only conclude that the design of the wand itself is not correct for bubbles to be formed. As an added flaw, the bear makes it extra appealing to my two year old to try and squeeze but if you don't have a gentle touch the wand shoots right out the top and bubbles overflow all over the place.Bottom line, a waste of money. Go elsewhere. (I went to the Fubbles brand no-spill bucket. It was a little pricey (around $15) and big but I found a very small easter version for just a few dollars at Target. Works GREAT. Bubbles with every blow. NEVER spills a drop no matter how hard they try.

I think this is a great bubble toy. It's not non-spill, but it's much neater than the non-spill bubble makers because there is no dipping the wand. It's so clean and neat. Just make sure that your child is old enough to understand not to tip it over or to squeeze so hard that the solution spills out. The solution works so well to make bubbles. I wasn't sure how to use it once the solution dipped lower than the small reservoir inside, but I figured out that I just had to squeeze the bear enough to get more solution in the reservoir. I do that every few minutes to keep enough solution in the reservoir to dip the bubble wand in. I had seen this toy in movies and shows, but I never found it until now. My toddler loves it. I got the blue one with a red hat. It's a cute toy. I'll get more.

Pustefix is great bubble stuff, but very expensive. This little bear seemed like it would be great for my toddler grandson to blow his own bubbles, but so much liquid comes out and once it is down 1/3 it doesn't really work that well.Much promise, little delivery.

Great for speech therapy- knock off of Talk Tools and love the affordable price.Solves the problem of getting bubble juice all over your hands with pediatric clients.Be careful not to squeeze the bear toooooo hard or you will get spillage