Such a fun idea for children who enjoy making their own things. The different shapes, colours and decorating options make the experience feel much more creative than buying another ready-made squishy.

I bought this for my grandchildren and we had a lovely time working through the making process. They were so pleased with what they'd created.

The doughnut and paw were favourites in our house, although the koala got plenty of attention too.

My daughter often loses interest halfway through projects. This time she stayed involved because she really wanted to see the finished squishy.

She's already planning a different colour scheme and asking when we can have another squishy-making afternoon.

My two enjoyed choosing different characters and comparing their finished creations. A few disagreements over glitter, naturally.

My daughter accidentally made it a very odd shade of green. She says it's a special jungle capybara and refuses to hear otherwise.

The measuring and mixing needed more attention than my daughter expected, but we enjoyed doing it together.

My granddaughter took photos of her finished squishies to send to everyone. She was absolutely beaming.

We ended up with a slightly lumpy bunny, but my son couldn't have been happier. He's already decided what to try next.

Great fun for a rainy afternoon.

Something a bit different that the children can get properly involved in.

We kept everything on a tray and washed our hands properly afterwards. I'd happily do it again.

My daughter keeps reminding everyone that she didn't buy her squishy, she actually made it.

Neither of us had made anything like this before. We followed the instructions, made a few mistakes and had a brilliant time.

My son had been looking forward to trying that part since we opened the kit. It was definitely his favourite feature.

I bought this for my niece who loves anything creative. She was so excited to have a go.

My daughter made a glittery pink cookie and announced it was suitable for royalty. Nobody was allowed to call it a biscuit.

This isn't something I'd get out ten minutes before tea. We enjoyed it much more when we weren't rushing.

My son isn't particularly interested in ordinary arts and crafts, but being able to make a squishy toy really appealed to him.

Which mould, which colour, which special effect. My daughter enjoyed being in charge of the whole design.

We had the supplies spread out, instructions on the table and the children discussing their designs like professional artists.

My girl is absolutely delighted with hers.

Bought it for my daughter's friend and her mum said they had a lovely time making the characters together.

We especially enjoyed trying the glitter and different finishes. Made the characters feel a bit more personal.

Our first attempt wasn't perfect, but the children were still pleased with it. We took more care with the next one.

Getting the mixture neatly into the mould was a bit tricky for my daughter. We worked together and managed it.

She's always loved squishies, so getting to choose her own colours and make them from scratch was very exciting.

My daughter attempted to combine practically every colour available. The final result was interesting, to say the least.

The making was just as much fun as the finished toys.

We normally do something creative on Sundays and this was one of the more unusual kits we've tried.

Make it yourself, then enjoy playing with it.

My niece made a sparkly blue koala and has become completely attached to it.

My eight year old informed me that I was only there to hold things and wasn't allowed to make any creative decisions. Fair enough. 😂