Dimpl Digits is a sensory toy designed by Fat Brain Toys. We tend to purchase sensory toys that my son has played with and enjoyed in school or occupational therapy. Sensory toys can be expensive and I hate to waste money on something my son won’t play with.

Like many other sensory toys, there are always knock-offs out there, but Fat Brain toys are always superior to the knock-offs. They are typically more durable and can handle hard play, which my kids can dish out. Dimpl Digits is a push pop sensory toy constructed of a thick ABS plastic frame with silicone buttons. It is large and sturdy, great for little hands and larger hands alike.

In addition to being a great sensory toy, it also teaches number recognition and counting. The numbers count from 1-10 and are written in English on one side and Spanish on the others, plus there are dots representing each number on each button.

My son loves the bright colors and it is his current favorite go-to sensory toy. He likes to pop the buttons around the disc and then re-pop them the other way. It can keep him occupied for hours and helps with learning his fine motor skills.

So if you’re looking for a quality sensory toy for Christmas, I would recommend checking out Dimpl Digits. I’m glad we did.

Disclaimer: We were not paid to provide this review. We just whttps://autismfamilyliving.com/resources/2021/05/bubble-pop-popper-fidget-sensory-toy/anted to help fellow special needs parents navigate the sea of special needs items and find the good and the bad.

Coming from a background in communications, Tracy Wimberly's career has ranged from writing, public relations, and photography. Ms. Wimberly has always felt a need to help others. She worked in Americorp with the Department of Juvenile Justice in Central Florida and created their volunteer and internship programs, as well as their faith initiative.

Ms. Wimberly and her husband, Walter, are the proud parents of three children. Their introduction to autism came when their first son was diagnosed at the age of three. Over the years the Wimberlys have had to fight with their son's school system to get the services he needed. Now they currently have all of their children in schools that they are thriving in.

The Wimberlys' desire to help other families with special needs find the assistance they need and to encourage families in their journey so they created their website Autism Family Living to share stories about their journey, tips, resources, and success stories with others.

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