Helping Hands Fine Motor Tool Set, Ages 3+, Sensory Toy Gift for Kids, Strengthens Fine Motor Skills, Includes 4 Tools for Classroom & Home Learning

Fabe set and got them on sale. Great for little hands.

I have been after a set like this for ages as I do a lot of fine motor activities at home with my 3 year old to strengthen her hands. We have used all the scoops in various sensory boxes and even in the bath. We have used them for all kinds of games and activities. My daughter even loves putting the scoops back into the packaging so they all fit into their place - which is actually great for perceptual skills 😂 I really like how the large ball scoop has the same handle as scissors would, and so it is a great way to teach little hands how to assume the scissor grasp, and practice a cutting motion without too much resistance. So you get a lot of practice of the motion without tiring the little hands. It’s great!! Love this set!

Really pleased with the purchase but disappointed with the sturdiness of the ball scoop scissors. They broke very early on and no matter how many times I glue them they keep breaking. Every other item has lasted very well and the pipette was definitely the biggest hit out of the set. Great set for promoting fine motor skills, and a great way to safely introduce the cutting motion of scissors without actually using scissors! The tweezer options are great for a wide range of sorting activities too.

We found the perfect place for these toys — the bath! During bath time, each of the kids usually does some water-based experiments right in the tub. I complemented the toy set with a few kids’ experiment bottles to make it a complete kit.

I was dubious about buying these because of the reviews but I'm glad I did. Yes, some of the tools seem quite flimsy but for the price, they are the best fine motor tools that I have found. They provide decent resistance and are just the right level of difficulty to manoeuvre and use for the children in my class. Plus when they arrived at school and I opened them at lunch tim, the exact right children were fascinated by them when they came in from lunch and have been begging to use them ever since. I bought these to fulfil a £20 minimum spend to get an add-on item free postage since I was close already but they actually ended up being the star of the show.

These are a fantastic fine motor skills resource that are so well used in my setting. The children are really gaining strength using these in preparation for writing skills

Got these for my two year old. They are great just be warned the purple ends come out of the handles, they pop back in but might need to watch younger children with them.

I bought this during the Black Friday deals last year and I am just so glad i did not pay full price for this. These are meant to be used by little hands who do not have much finesse or grip or the skills to correctly handle these products so you would expect them to be used roughly! However, the quality is really disappointing and surprising having bought other products from this company, I was not expecting this. The scooper broke within two weeks of purchase when my three year old trying to scoop some kinetic sand out of his tray. It was then the turn of the squeezy tweezers which just bent after using a few times. We keep trying to put them back into shape, but no use! The dropper is fun and still used during bath time and the gator grabber a bit boring without the rest of the items. I wouldn't buy it again, i am sure they are other better products out there to improve skills than these.

Dosyć delikatne raczej trzeba uważać żeby dziecko nie połamało bo może się skaleczyć.

We purchased this for our autistic three year old to use in his sensory bean bin. It has become one of his favorite toys and is excellent practice for dexterity and problem solving. The yellow piece specifically was an interesting tool. You push the handles to open the cups. It took him a bit to figure out how it worked, but he was interested enough to focus on the task. The scissors portion of the pack has done well on teaching him hand placement although I think it would not have worked as well if he was left handed. The tweezers were quickly lost as they didn't work well with the beans we were using it for, but they did work well with picking up paper. The eye dropper is probably his favorite out of the lot. It goes in the tub with him, when he washes his hands, and when he's at his water table. It does not seal, so the water drips out the tip after its sucked in, so there is no walking about with water in it, but there were no issues with the bulb portion. These were all very durable plastic and have held up to months of usage. The colors are bright and interesting. It has made a great addition to our therapy training.

Not only do these tools look attractive, they are of absolutely great quality and my 2 year old loves using these.

Very nice and useful toy

Very good set, my toddler is almost 3 and loves it. It’s great for motor skills and perfect for sensory play. One downside is I have a chewer and he chewed the end of the dropper which did not hold up. So if you have a chewer I’d only use that piece under supervision.