Toysmith
Dr Squish Squishy Maker Station, Glow It Edition
$40.95
Create your own glow-in-the-dark squishies with the Glow It! by Doctor Squish Squishy Maker — a DIY kit with neon station, glow sparkles, slime powder and reusable clips for endless squishy fun.
Unleash your creativity and bring glow-in-the-dark magic to squishy fun with the Glow It! Squishy Maker from Doctor Squish. This all-in-one kit includes a neon Squishy Maker Station, a spoon, instructional manual, a welcome letter from Doctor Squish, 8 TPR squishies, 8 reusable colored clips, glow-in-the-dark sparkle packets and a slime powder pack.
Kids ages 8 and up will love the process: pump the station to inflate a squishy to your desired size, fill it with the slime powder and sparkles, seal it with a clip—and then charge it under light and watch it shine in the dark. It’s customizable, reusable and perfect for parties, crafting sessions or solo creative play. The Glow edition takes squishy making to the next level with neon colors, shimmering effects and glow features that deliver wow-factor sensory appeal.
Whether you’re making one giant squishy or several smaller ones, this kit offers a full experience from mixing and creation to squishing and display.
Doctor Squish Squishy Pack Glow-It Edition Refill available.
- Age Grade: 8+
- Product Dimensions: 11.81" L x 6.89" W x 8.27" H
- Material: Plastic
- Play Pattern: Creative & sensory play
- Skill Development: Fine motor & creative thinking
- Care Instructions: After use, wipe any powder or glitter residue from the balloon and station with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Store unused balloons, clips and ribbons in a resealable bag or airtight container to keep them dust-free and ready for next use. Keep the Maker Station in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or heat to preserve material integrity. Unused squishies should be monitored for air loss or leaks—dispose of or re-clip inflated squishies if needed. Adult supervision recommended: small parts and balloon material present choking or suffocation hazards for children under 8.