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OneAndes Colorful Ball Pit Balls

How our ball pit ball is made?

Our ball pit balls is made of PE plastic through non-porous blow molding technology, the wall thickness of the ball is uniform and there are no holes inside, which increases its durability.

Benefits of playing ball pit ball for kids.

Like to play balls is a child's nature, no baby can resist with colorful ball attraction, give the baby to play ball pit balls has a lot of benefits.

Our ball pit balls has 5 colors, can promote the development of baby's vision, also can help the baby's cognition of the color, and at the same time in the process of playing the ball can also exercise the child's ability to throw and grasp

Ball Pool + Slide

It's fun to slide down the slide into a pool of balls filled with ball pit balls that get bumped up, cushioning the slide from sliding down and hitting the hard floor.

Trampolines

The child bounces on the trampoline and the ball pit balls bounces up and around the child!

Outdoor Ball Games

Outside, place ball pit balls around your child and let them throw or squeeze them. Older children can also have ball pit ball fights.

For Pets

Some small pets such as kittens and ferrets will enjoy laying on or burrowing in the ball pit balls.

About Security

Our ocean ball is made of high quality PE material, one-piece molding, non-toxic and odorless, smooth and burr-free, stable and durable air pressure.

The critical point of the baby's throat is 3cm（1.2 inch）, larger than this size of the toy, can be eliminated from the root of the risk of being swallowed by the baby, the diameter of our ball is 5.5cm（2.2 inch）, much larger than 3cm（1.2 inch）, can effectively prevent the baby swallowed by mistake.

Some mini-games with Ball pit Balls

Ball throwing game. Using containers of different sizes (e.g., small plates, small boxes) as targets for babies and parents to throw the ball into can exercise babies' aiming and throwing abilities.

Color recognition. Put tape on the wall, say the names of the colors to the baby, and let the baby stick different colors of ball pit balls on the tape to exercise color cognition and hand-eye coordination.

Balance and reaction skills. For example, let your baby use a paper cup or a small basin to cover a ball that rolls over from the other end of the floor.

Dribbling games. Place the ball pit balls in the living room and baby and parents work together to carry the balls one by one to the laundry basket on the balcony and back again, which can enhance baby's movement and body coordination.

Creative dribbling. Stick the paper cups on the shoes with the opening rushed up and let the baby dribble the ball with his feet.