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Squishy Toys

Looking for the perfect squishy toy? Owing to the rise of squishy toys like NeeDoh, sensory play is having a proper moment. Our collection brings together satisfying squeeze play for kids and stress toys for adults alike, from soft slow-rising squishies you can shape and squash to fun fidget poppers that keep hands busy. Loved for their tactile appeal and calming feel, these toys make a lovely addition to any desk, backpack, pocket or stocking. Read more…

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Scrunchems Sugar Squishy Kitties - 3 Pack

Scrunchems Sugar Squishy Kitties - 3 Pack

£4.99

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Scrunchems Sugar Axolotl

Scrunchems Sugar Axolotl

£2.99

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Scrunchems Sugar Capybara

Scrunchems Sugar Capybara

£2.99

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Scrunchems Mini Sugar Cubes - 3 Pack

Scrunchems Mini Sugar Cubes - 3 Pack

£4.99

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Jelly Blox - Bouncy Castle

Jelly Blox - Bouncy Castle

£19.99

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Jelly Blox - Tractor Set

Jelly Blox - Tractor Set

£14.99

Jelly Blox – 2 in 1 Storage Case - 30 Piece Set

Jelly Blox – 2 in 1 Storage Case - 30 Piece Set

£29.99

Suction Fidget Popper Caterpillar

Suction Fidget Popper Caterpillar

£3.99

Micro Fidgetz

Micro Fidgetz

£4.99

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Axolotl Light Up Suction Push Popper

Axolotl Light Up Suction Push Popper

£4.49£3.14

Why We Love Squishy Toys

Squishy toys are wonderfully simple: soft, tactile things you can squeeze, squash and stretch to your heart's content. Whatever their shape or style, they're a firm favourite for kids, teens and adults who enjoy something satisfying to fidget with. Some find them helpful for focus during tasks or relaxation after a busy day, others love them purely for the calming, playful feel. Ideal for gifting as a pocket money treat.

Types Of Squishy Toys

Not all squishies feel the same. Different materials give very different sensory experiences.

  • Slow-rising foam squishies: These slowly return to their original shape after being squeezed, so you get a satisfying, mesmerising rebound every time.
  • Mochi squishies: Soft, rubbery and jelly-like, mochi squishies stretch and squash before bouncing back. Easy to rinse with water if they pick up any dust.
  • Gel-filled squishies: Denser and more fluid-feeling when squeezed, offering a satisfying weighty feel in the hand.
  • TPE and rubber squishies: Stretchy and squidgy in vibrant colours, hard-wearing and easy to clean.

Our current squishy toys collection includes the popular Scrunchems Sugar range, featuring cute character squishies like Kitties, Axolotl and Capybara, plus Jelly Blox sets, fidget poppers and micro fidget toys for anyone who prefers a pop-and-click sensation.

What To Look For In A Squishy Toy

A quick guide to picking the right one.

  • Age suitability: Some squishy toys contain small parts that pose a choking hazard for younger children. Always check the age recommendation on the individual product before buying for toddlers or young kids.
  • Safety standards: Look for toys that meet recognised safety standards such as CE marking.
  • Intended use: For fidgeting during work or study, small pocket-sized squishies work well. For little ones’ sensory play or relaxation at home, larger softer ones are ideal.
  • Scents and sensitivities: Some squishy toys are artificially scented, which may affect people with fragrance sensitivities. Unscented options are usually the safer bet.

Ready To Shop?

Whether you're picking up squishies for sensory play, fidget toys for focus during work, or just to enjoy the satisfying feel of a proper squish, our collection has something for every hand. Perfect for pocket money treats, stocking fillers or birthday gifts. Fast UK delivery on every order.

Looking for more? Browse our full unusual fidget toys range for more sensory picks, or check out our pocket money puzzles for other under-tenner gift ideas.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are squishy toys good for stress relief and anxiety?

Many people find squishy toys helpful as a comfort tool, giving hands something soothing to do during moments of tension or focus. That said, they're not a treatment for anxiety or any medical condition, so they work best as one part of a wider set of coping strategies rather than a solution on their own. For kids and adults who like something to squeeze during quiet moments, they're a lovely, low-cost option.

What ages are squishy toys suitable for?

It depends on the specific toy. Some larger squishies are suitable from around age 2, while smaller ones with tiny parts can pose a choking hazard and are recommended for older children only. Always check the age recommendation on the individual product page before buying for younger kids.

What's the difference between slow-rising, mochi and gel-filled squishies?

Slow-rising foam squishies inflate back to their original shape gradually after being squeezed, which many people find hypnotic. Mochi squishies are soft and rubbery, and they stretch further before bouncing back. Gel-filled squishies feel denser and more fluid, offering a satisfying weighty squeeze. Each style has its own feel, so it comes down to personal preference.

How do you clean squishy toys?

Most squishy toys can be gently rinsed with water and left to air dry. TPE, rubber and mochi squishies are usually easy to wash this way. Slow-rising foam squishies are best kept dry and wiped with a slightly damp cloth so they don't lose their spring. Always follow any specific care instructions on the packaging.

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