Mushie Phone Press Toy

The Mushie Phone Press Toy is a push-pop sensory toy shaped like a smartphone, designed for babies and toddlers from 10 months and up. Its soft silicone bubbles press in and out for a gentle popping effect little fingers can repeat again and again — the kind of simple, satisfying cause-and-effect play that holds a young child's attention. Inspired by everyday technology, it doubles as a pretend phone, inviting imaginative "calls" and chatter as your little one copies the grown-ups around them.

Made from food-grade silicone with a durable plastic frame, it's lightweight and easy for small hands to grasp and turn over. The pressing action is designed to help develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, while the soft textures and muted Blush colourway give plenty to look at and feel without being overstimulating. At around 51 g and roughly the size of a phone, it slips easily into a nappy bag for car rides and quiet time out and about.

Two kinds of play in one toy

The pop-and-press bubbles offer open-ended sensory exploration — there's no right or wrong way to use it, so a baby can shake, mouth and squeeze while an older child works through the bubbles one by one or pretends to make a call. That combination of tactile play and pretend play is what gives it a longer stretch of usefulness as your child grows.

How to clean it

Wash with warm water and mild soap, then air dry. Avoid harsh or scented cleaners, which can affect the silicone.

Best For

The Mushie Phone Press Toy is a good option for parents who:

• Want a simple, screen-free take on the phones their little one is always reaching for
• Are looking for a compact, lightweight toy for the pram, car or quiet time
• Like a repeatable pop-and-press activity for practising fine motor skills
• Prefer a muted, minimal design that suits both babies and older toddlers

It may not be the best fit if you're looking specifically for a teether, as it isn't described as one.

Good to know

Recommended for children aged 10 months and up. Tested to the EN 71 toy safety standard and CE marked. As with any toy, keep an eye on play and set it aside if it becomes damaged.