Squishmallows are available to buy at a number of UK toy shops, department stores and even supermarkets both online and in-store. But Disney characters and Hello Kitty Squishmallows are always popular - along with squads such as the fantasy squad and fruit squad. There's a huge range in sizes of Squishmallows, ranging from two inches to 24 inches, and therefore prices of Squishmallows will vary. However, many Squishmallow customers claim that you can wash Squishmallows on a cold wash in the machine without damaging them - ideally in a pillowcase to protect the toy. There is an array of toys to shop from the Squishmallow range, from miniature designs and bundles to larger cuddly toys.

The 16-inch Plush Cam The Calico Cat is the perfect addition to anyone's collection as it is braced for winter with the adorable bobble hat, which features a soft fluffy ball on top that makes for a fun texture for your kid to play with.It's important however not to put a Squishmallow in the tumble dryer as it may burn it - let it air dry instead. Where can I buy Squishmallows in the UK? The manufacturer doesn't recommend machine-washing Squishmallows as it can affect the texture and 'squishiness' but instead suggests spot cleaning.

They're deemed to be safe for children of all ages, made from non-toxic polyester and with no small parts or choking hazards. Many characters are extremely rare and sought after by Squishy super-fans, with only a limited number produced. Most children can be tactile and enjoy the different textures, which is where Fuzz-A-Mallow items can be a big hit. What is the biggest Squishmallow? But which Squishmallows should you choose? Here's a roundup of our favourites and where to buy them. They're also a great stress reliever for kids, providing a little friend for kids to cuddle up with watching TV on the sofa or with a story at bedtime.Squishmallows are squashy plush kids' toys that come in a range of sizes, and there are over 800 different characters to choose from. Squismallows are not only a great toy for children to snuggle up to, and use as a pacifier, but to also use in their own role-play situations - picture the Squishmallows that came to tea.