Overall customer rating
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Showing 81–100 of 118 reviews, page 5 of 6
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Doesn’t really help kids face fears like I thought it would. But my son love to destroy the monsters. We played a long long time.
Reviewed product: Monster Stomp Game
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It is so small that it is hard to make out what it actually is.
Reviewed product: Tiny White House
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Is not stitch well and it looks more like an egg than a ball. The kids tend to focus more on the deformed shape.
Reviewed product: Coping Skills Thumball
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Too small but otherwise ok.
Reviewed product: Microscope
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Much bigger than i anticipated. the biggest of any miniatures I have purchased off this site.
Reviewed product: Liquor Bottles (Set of 2)
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I had brought these before (in 2017) and they worked great. Decided to get a few new pairs as they were popular, however the new pairs don't clasp together and the metal feels like it will snap when opened. Very different to the previous pair.
Reviewed product: Handcuffs - Miniature
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Unfortunately, the handcuff don't clasp together.
Reviewed product: Handcuffs - Miniature
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It is a very tiny house and I anticipate losing it sooner than later.
Reviewed product: Tiny Lighthouse
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This tool is tiny. Like it belongs in a miniture figurine's hands. I'm afraid it will be easily lost
Reviewed product: Tiny Gavel
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The engraving on the medal is very cheap looking.
Reviewed product: Winner Medal
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Disappointed in this game. I work with elementary aged children and even the youngest grades found the game to be quite boring. I also was disappointed by how redundant the cards were and none of the behaviors were school related.
Reviewed product: Consequences Board Game
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I generally love Julia Cook and the kids I work with do too, but I don’t like this book because rather than teaching Wilma how to cope with her worry, they focus on eliminating the worrisome situations. That’d be great if we could always count on that, but we can’t, so I think it would have been more beneficial to have Wilma experience those situations and teach her how to handle them.
Reviewed product: Wilma Jean the Worry Machine
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Pieces are too rigid and heavy. They did not stand up well in the sand.
Reviewed product: Pretend Play Family - 8 Piece - African American
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I didn’t like how “rigid” the pieces were. Didn’t want to stand up well in the sand. Very heavy.
Reviewed product: Pretend Play Family - 8 Piece - Caucasian
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I like the moon a lot but it doesn't stand up on its own. I had to glue something on the bottom to weight it down.
Reviewed product: Plastic Moon
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I like clicking buttons so I was hopeful about this, but the "feel" of the button isn't particularly satisfying. People don't seem interested in it after the initial look.
Reviewed product: Fidget Counter
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This is marketed as a miniature for use in sand trays, but it is an eraser that comes apart into several pieces. The scale is not good for sand trays and it is not durable.
Reviewed product: Mini Handheld Gaming Device
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Way to small to be really great. Cheaper lightweight plastic with poor connectors. Don't stand up well even in sand.
Reviewed product: Connecting Fences (4 Piece)
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I plan on using about 5 of the "worksheets" (I mostly like the Stranded on a Desert Island and the Choosing Thoughts to Calm Down) that are creative and eliciting. I am disappointed that half of the book is generic coloring pages of each letter of the alphabet and mandalas which you can find anywhere. Also, it says photocopiable but it is impossible to make a copy without the binding side being a little blurry. They should've had this as a pack of loose leaf papers, not a book.
Reviewed product: The CBT Art Activity Book: 100 Illustrated Handouts for Creative Therapeutic Work
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these items were extremely small and flimsy. They will be difficult to find and use in the sanitary, unfortunately. :(
Reviewed product: Miniature Weapons (Set of 3 Assorted)
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