🥜 Squeeze. Crunch. Reset. Repeat.
The Crunchy Peanut Squishy looks just like a giant peanut in its shell, and feels even better than it looks. Give it a squeeze and it gives way with a soft, satisfying crunch, then slowly rebounds back into shape, ready for the next one.
What it feels like
The whole surface is covered in a raised, dimpled peanut-shell texture that fingertips can trace, press and explore. Underneath, soft stretchy TPR gives a gentle resistance, and tiny beads inside create a quiet crunching sound and feel with every squeeze. A good fit for children who seek out bumpy textures and like a little auditory feedback while they fidget.
Key Features:
- Raised peanut-shell texture: lots of bumps and dimples to explore with fingertips
- Soft, squeezable TPR with slow rebound
- Satisfying crunch sound and feel when squeezed
- Fits comfortably in the palm of one hand
- Quiet enough for most classrooms and offices
Perfect for:
- Busy hands during listening, reading and screen time
- Tactile seekers who love bumpy textures
- Squeeze breaks for children, teens and adults
- Calm-down boxes and sensory baskets at home
- Stocking stuffers, rewards and gifts
Good to know: it is a peanut shape only, with no peanut or food ingredients. Because many Australian schools and early learning centres are nut-aware, please check before sending it to school.
Specifications
- Material: soft TPR with small beads inside
- Size: approx. 11 x 6 cm
- Colour: pale yellow
- Recommended age: 3 years and over
- Made in China
📦 Pack Information
- Sold individually in a sealed bag
Care
Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Keep away from sharp objects, pets, heat and direct sun. Do not bite, pierce or over-stretch.
⚠️ WARNING: Choking Hazard — Contains Small Parts. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Contains small beads inside. Adult supervision recommended. Not a chew toy, keep away from the mouth. Check before each use and dispose of immediately if the skin is torn or beads are visible.
This is a fidget and play product intended for use under adult supervision. It is not a medical device. If your child has a medical or sensory processing diagnosis, please talk to a qualified occupational therapist about what suits them.