The Popsicle is very smooth and slippery and fun to handle and I like how you can play with it afterwards with the cutting tools. My girls loved the Monji Monsters afterwards, so I was glad. It wasn’t just something they got bored of immediately. The Monji is in a blind bag, so it will be dry and ready to play with as soon as kids take it out of the popsicle. While the popsicle compound will not regain its shape, kids can also use the stamp cutter charms to make cool shapes from what’s left. There are 28 stylish Monji looks for kids to collect this series in various rarities and special finishes, including accessories. Not to brag, but I dug up a rare Monji named Beach Day Monji. It totally channels my yearning for a beach day and wears flippers and floaties. Kids can also dunk Monji in icy cold water for a ~*mystery*~ color-change surprise. Colour change only revealed glasses. Might be fun for a toddler.