ShelliC 'Seems like a cute little toy for the money. Bought it for my niece who isn’t 1 until Feb so she couldn’t quite put the balls in the hole yet - she still enjoyed playing with it though.' It’s made of PVC silicone so it isn’t 100 percent silicone and may have that classic toy smell at first. It’s 7.8 inches long in total (maybe six insertable) and 1.65 inches in diameter. LucyW 'Little one loves the balls shooting out, the little rings are different to what he is used to playing with so keep him entertained. He isnt strong enough to make the balls pop out himself (10months) but loves putting the balls in the nose and the flower part so I can shoot them out.' Their kink is not my kink but their kink is okay. Simply live and let live without making judgments. What If I'm Being Shamed?

EM 'I brought this a month ago to put away for Christmas. I’m sure my son will love it, if not I know I will.' Dawnylaf 'I bought this for my grandson Not tried it yet but looks good and sturdy bright colours too'HS 'My son likes it because it has balls involved, he tried putting the balls in. The balls don't automatically pop up, it's manual, so a little difficult for a little one to grasp. Overall, a decent toy for a developing toddler.' Don't panic! There's nothing wrong with that. Instead, be excited you've come upon an opportunity to explore something you didn't know you might want to explore. Amanda 'Plenty to do toss the rings over it put the balls in and push for them to come out the trunk it plays music' If it helps, unfortunately, people are going to get shamed by someone for whatever way they're choosing to get down. It's not just people on the fringes who get judged.

It’s odd, but it’s made fairly well. Your little squirrel buddy is made of body-safe silicone and has a magnetic induction charger so the entire toy is sealed and waterproof, meaning it’s safe to use in the bathtub.

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Ironingforfive 'Very simple to use my 10 month old likes it it don’t keep him entertained forever but it’s ok, simple ball popper which plays music but does have an on/off switch button.' Hazel 'Good toy grandson only ten months he like it only downside have to hit the top hard for balls to pop out'

Suprise kinks crop up sometimes and can lead to some fun, satisfying evenings. As long as you're being safe, sane, and consensual, there's no harm in giving it a try. Paula6573 'Can’t wait for my daughter to see this and play with this. It looks really good for her age and development' Children will giggle with glee as they play the amazingly fun Chad Valley Ball Pop Elephant. Your most cherished will be amused for hours with plenty of laughter; push the green funnel down to shoot a ball or toss a hoop around the elephant's trunk. To add to the experience this toy also features musical sound effects for aural stimulation. Size H22, W27, D16cm. A heterosexual couple having the most vanilla, loving, textbook-standard intimacy you could think of will be shamed based on their marital status. Jan 'I gave this to my granddaughter for her first birthday. She enjoyed playing with the balls and could push the top down to fire them out of the trunk. The hoops were more fun to throw on the laminate floor as they then spun but as she gets older she will be able to use them as the manufacturer intended (which the father enjoyed doing for his daughter’s amusement) anyway.'For fantasy nerds, you can get toy versions of a basilisk, unicorn, as well as several versions of dragon from flesh-toned to neon green and scaley–which, I’ll be honest, looks more like a grub than something I’d like to sit on. Paul101 'My little god son absolutely loves playing with this. Great value for money. Loads of fun.' It’s been brought up to me, regarding these toys, that the majority of us already have a hand, two even, but the angle of going solo is a real hassle. These toys are great if you’re interested in fisting but not ready to do it with a partner. It takes time to stretch and acclimate to something of this size so this makes for a good practice tool to work up to it over time. That part of this toy isn’t strange and it very likely would feel amazing to use–but it’s weird when it’s a squirrel. Look at the little squinty eyes, shut in concentration. This squirrel is trying so hard and that’s not what I want to be thinking about. There are also probably folks who are turned off by the stuff you like. And that's okay. We don't have to all be the same. That would be boring.