Name: DIY Squishy Making Kit – Mochi Mix, Glitter, Beads, Ball and Paw Moulds
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SKU: CLLZUZFSAT
Price: 39.99 EUR
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DIY squishy kit box with a hand squeezing a glittery pink squishy ball

DIY Squishy Making Kit – Mochi Mix, Glitter, Beads, Ball and Paw Moulds

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Mix · Fill · Squish

Make Your Own Squishy Toys at Home

Squishies are even more fun when you make them yourself. This kit has everything kids need to mix, colour and fill their own squishy balls and paw shapes, packed with glitter, sequins, beads and charms. Then comes the best part: squeezing the soft, satisfying result.

DIY squishy kit box with a hand squeezing a glittery pink squishy ball

Contents of the squishy kit: mochi mix, colour powders, moulds, glitter, sequins, beads, charms, spatula and gloves

What's in the box

Everything for a creative afternoon

The kit comes with all the parts you see here, so kids can start straight away.

Mochi squishy mix for the soft, stretchy body of the squishy
Colour powders in several bright colours
Ball and paw moulds to shape round squishies and cute paws
Glitter and sequins for sparkle
Beads and charms to fill the moulds
A spatula and gloves for mixing

The three steps: mix the squishy mix, fill the mould with glitter and beads, squish the result

How it works

Ready to squish in 3 easy steps

Making a squishy is simple enough for young kids, with a little help from an adult.

1. Mix: put on the gloves and stir the squishy mix together with the colour powder.
2. Fill: add glitter, sequins and beads to the ball or paw mould.
3. Squish: take out your creation, squeeze it and enjoy.

Three ways sensory play helps kids learn: stronger hands, curiosity and confidence without a screen

Why kids love it

Screen-free sensory play

Open-ended sensory play builds fine-motor strength, curiosity and confidence. Squeezing, pulling and stretching the squishy mix works small hands. Textures, colours and the feel of the beads invite kids to explore.

There are no screens involved, no time limit and no right answer to get wrong. Every squishy turns out a little different, and that is half the fun.

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After the making

A quiet fidget for busy hands

Once it is made, the squishy becomes a small, quiet, pocket-sized fidget. It gives busy hands a job so ears can listen, and the slow, steady squeezing is calming.

Many parents give one to kids who like something to hold during homework, in the classroom or in the car, and for a short screen-free reset before getting back to the task.