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DIY Calm Down Bottle Refills

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$6.62 $8.95 In stock

Refill and reuse your DIY Calm Down Bottle with these unique refill packs — each with a different theme, complete with glitter and craft pieces for creating your very own sensory bottle. Available in different designs.

Details

  • Refill pack with glitter and craft inserts

We recommend emptying and refilling the bottle every few months.

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Samuel ★★★★★

My kid loved building the ocean-themed bottle—the glitter settled so slowly it was genuinely mesmerizing. It’s great having refills that let us reuse the old bottle instead of buying a whole new one.

Owen ★★★★☆

My kids loved the ocean theme pack—the tiny shells and blue glitter settled beautifully. Only wish there were a few more craft pieces in each bag for the price.

George ★★★☆☆

The glitter packs are fun, but I wish the themes had more variety in the craft pieces—felt a bit repetitive after the first two. Still, my daughter enjoyed making her own sensory bottles and it kept her busy for a while.