hand2mind Sea Animals Dice Poppers, Math Dice Popper, Game Replacement Dice Roller, Dice Games for Kids, Board Game Accessories, Family Game Night, Kids Travel Activity, Fun Classroom Games (Set of 2)

The media could not be loaded. I can't say how many dice were lost in the journey of getting our little ones (5 and 2) into board games. I swore I'd never be that house who uses poppers but when we saw this, I couldn't say no!Value for money:We bought this item on sale ($10.99) but I would've paid full price! The designs are too cute.Durability:I just opened the box and my 2-year-old automatically grabbed it and went ham on it! I seems pretty durable so far.Playability:My 5-year-old say the box and asked to play the game. Luckily the pamphlet in the box came with ideas on top of our board games.Size:It's the perfect size for little hands.Why did you pick this product vs others?:If we have to buy more (as we have a newborn) I would pick this one over the rest since we enjoy hand2mind products and the designs were too hard to resist.

Super cute. Great quality. Kids love it.

This is also great for special needs kids! I added them to the activity board for my deaf/blind child, and she loves the feeling!

My children broke the blue one but that was probably more on them than the product. Still something to be said about the sturdiness. The turtle is still working well

This is so versatile and has been a success with the 3 and 5 year old. They’ve used it for games over loose dice since this keeps it contained with minimal risk of cheating to get 6! We’ve also used it for math games (counting, +\-). They’ve gotten creative and made up their own games as well so we’d say this was definitely a big win in inspiring them to get creative and make up their own number / math concept games.

The kids enjoy it

I love these poppers! They're not exactly age-appropriate for my son yet, but he's having fun pushing the dome and seeing the dice pop.These are the only child-geared poppers I could find with characters. I'm using these now for the sensory function, will use them later to teach numbers, and finally use them as-intended for games when he's old enough.

So many children's board games come with a flimsy spinner mounted to a piece of cardboard. They bend, rip or become inconsistent. Regular dice get lost easily. This is the best way to play and not lose your dice. It comes with two packs, so I kept one (I'm the Nana) and gave the boys one for their home.