Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty - Enchanting Unicorn
Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty - Enchanting Unicorn
A mythical symbol of beauty and strength, the unicorn has fascinated people throughout the ages. Believe in magic with Enchanting Unicorn Thinking Putty®. It charms with a rainbow of neon confetti, shines with golden glitter, and glows a pretty pink in the dark.
Thinking Putty® helps build hand and finger strength through a fabulous tactile play experience with unique, unexpected properties and provides relaxing, yet stimulating interaction for anyone with sensory integration issues.
Crazy Aaron's putty is non-toxic, won't dry out, and won't leave a sticky or slippery residue on your fingers, so it's great for stretching, molding, bouncing, tearing, popping and playing by kids and adults alike.
- Size - 4" tin
- Color: White
- Features: Stretchable, Firm Texture
- Materials: Non-toxic silicone
- Ages: 3+
- ⚠️ Warning: Choking Hazard. Contains Small Parts
- Never dries out
- Proudly made in the USA
- Manufactured with the help of exceptional individuals with disabilities
A mythical symbol of beauty and strength, the unicorn has fascinated people throughout the ages. Believe in magic with Enchanting Unicorn Thinking Putty®. It charms with a rainbow of neon confetti, shines with golden glitter, and glows a pretty pink in the dark.
Thinking Putty® helps build hand and finger strength through a fabulous tactile play experience with unique, unexpected properties and provides relaxing, yet stimulating interaction for anyone with sensory integration issues.
Crazy Aaron's putty is non-toxic, won't dry out, and won't leave a sticky or slippery residue on your fingers, so it's great for stretching, molding, bouncing, tearing, popping and playing by kids and adults alike.
- Size - 4" tin
- Color: White
- Features: Stretchable, Firm Texture
- Materials: Non-toxic silicone
- Ages: 3+
- ⚠️ Warning: Choking Hazard. Contains Small Parts
- Never dries out
- Proudly made in the USA
- Manufactured with the help of exceptional individuals with disabilities