When we were in class the other day, one of my classmates talked about pop-its. About the history, this kind of toy started from bubble papers, which we used to wrap up and protect objects, to stress balls, to fidget spinners, to squeeze hangers, and current, pop-its are popular in the US!

I have noticed and had all this stuff. For one reason, these are just small toys which are inexpensive and can realize stress; for another reason, they are sued to help students concentrate or release nervousness while talking to me. However, I did not know that pop-its hit the frontline currently until my classmate talked about it. Therefore, I ordered it online. I played it with my family. We had a good time challenging each other.

The pop-its has other two functions other than realizing stress, it helps children to develop their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Also, it stimulates cognitive development by applying children’s decision-making skills and thinking about how to win the game.

Here are my cute toys:

Check it out if you’re interested : )