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I’ve used this on myself and it was very hard. So I was skeptical about this for my babies. It is very soft. I love it. I do see some bad reviews about it breaking the my suggestion is to squeeze it dry and place it in an area where it can harden overnight. Proper maintenance will help it last much longer.

I highly reccomend those for babies 4months- to under 12 months. Its super soft but gets the scrubbing done. There is a yarn so you can hang it but can easily be torn. I would suggest ripping it out before that way its not a choking hazard. For old toddlers I don't reccomend as the scrub is too soft.

Theses sponges are great. I love that it comes in a multipack so you can toss one once it gets a little old and have more on deck. They start off hard but absorb water quickly and end up soft with a little texture so you’re able to really scrub off all the toddler grime. Another thing I appreciate is they don’t fall apart easy. My toddler puts EVERYTHING in her mouth so it’s important she can’t gnaw a piece of a sponge off. These have stood up to her when she’s gotten ahold of them while in the bath. Great price for great sponges

These sponges are cute, the colors are cute too! But they rip easily (they started ripping in about 3 baths). The transformation of them is so magical, though; first, it is as hard as a rock, but when you get it wet, it transforms into a very squishy and nice sponge!! They are very small, so I would recommend this for small kids.

We have bought these sponges a couple times for our now 2 year old and they are great. Our child loves them at bath time and they are soft on his skin after the first soak. The shapes are cute and fun. And after a few baths we just replace them with one of the others in the box. Fairly inexpensive and non abrasive.

Bought this and started using this for our infant. Love the softness of the sponge. It is easy enough to clean. You just have to squeeze it out several times to clear the soap but it is easier to clean than a shower puff. It hardens up once it dries and you have to wet it with water to soften it up once again. I am not sure if this sponge harbors bacteria or how bad it does as you cannot throw it in the laundry like a washcloth. I prefer the size to be a tad bigger as it keeps slipping and falling even in my tiny hands. For my husband, these are way too small for his hands to wash our baby. The size however is perfect for baby. As for the quality and durability, it is not good. We have a tear in our sponges pretty immediately and continue to use them until they fall apart. For an infant, even with very sparse, short and delicate baths, one sponge lasts only two weeks to a month at the most. Value - what are you willing to pay to toss each sponge within a week or 2 weeks? If it is meant to be more of a disposable then it should cost cents to a dollar.

These are soo cool!! They are the perfect size for tiny hands. I was iffy when unboxing them because they are harsh in the box but once thwy get wet thwy soften and are very string but still soft.

I RARELY write reviews but I’ll make an exception for these nasty “sponges.” First of all, they come dehydrated and they are like some sort of weird packing peanuts material. If these are all-natural plant-based, they are the absolute furthest thing along that spectrum that you can imagine. They honestly feel like dried rice cakes or something. That was a surprise to me because I didn’t realize that they come in this creepy dehydrated state, but fine, giving them the benefit of the doubt, I thought “I will soak them and they will be lovely.” Wrong! I soaked them thoroughly in warm water and squeezed them over and over to try to get rid of any residues, and they fluffed up a little bit, but now they are slimy and weird feeling and absolutely NOT something that I would touch to my baby’s skin. They also come with these cheap weird strings attached to them for no apparent reason. Oh I imagine the *purported* reason is something like being able to hang the “sponges” to let them dry, but this string is thin and cheap and not durable, so I don’t have confidence in using the string for hang-drying purposes: And besides which, I can’t wash a baby with these tangly little strings attached to the sponges. First thing you have to do after you rehydrate this packing peanuts “sponge” is cut these stupid strings off. Next point, these are not adorable. Obviously that’s not a dealbreaker, but if you’re looking for cute baby stuff, this ain’t it. Lastly, even though by this time I was confident I would be throwing these nasty things directly in the trash, I decided to test them with soap just to be thorough. They do make suds. That’s it, that’s my “say something nice.” I used one with liquid soap to wash my hand and forearm, and my impression that this is absolutely not suitable for baby skin was confirmed. Yuck. Garbage. If I had given this to somebody as a gift for a baby shower, I would be terribly embarrassed. “Good” thing I bought them for myself and I only have to be chagrined and disgusted instead. 😡

Me encantan estas esponjas, son suaves y no se deshacen como algunas en el agua. Recomiendo quitar la cuerda para que no se le enganche al bebé.

Super weich und gute Qualität

Sympas

Carine

These start to desintegrate and have holes. Becomes slimy.