Click N' PlayBall Pit Balls for Kids, Plastic Refill Balls, 200 Pack, Phthalate and BPA Free, Includes a Reusable Storage Bag with Zipper, Bright Colors, Gift for Toddlers and Kids

These ball pit balls are absolutely perfect! The variety of colors is vibrant, cheerful, creating a fun, lively atmosphere for pup!!!! They were the ideal addition for my setup, fitting perfectly into my ball pit and providing hours of entertainment for everyone—especially my dog, who clearly made himself at home in the pit!!The quality of the balls is excellent. They are made from durable, non-toxic plastic, so I don’t have to worry about them getting crushed or damaged, even after repeated use. Each ball is lightweight yet sturdy, with no sharp edges or defects, which ensures they are completely safe for pets. I was impressed by how they kept their shape after hours of play!I did have some balls prior butt since I'm dramatic, I ordered 2 more sets of 200 balls (400 total). it was more than enough to fill the pit, and they were easy to clean and store after the fun was over. They’re also great for sensory play, adding a playful texture and visual element that makes every activity more engaging!!!!

Got these for a ball pit for my dogs and they absolutely love them! They are great quality, great price and the perfect size for the ball pit and my dogs!

I own and operate a small pediatric speech and occupational therapy clinic and work with a number of kiddos who have sensory processing needs. As a result, we have a wide variety of tools and equipment pieces on hand. Hands down, one of the best investments we've ever made are these ball pit balls.Why a Ball Pit?In short: Ball Pits are a great therapy tool! The visual, auditory and tactile sensory stimuli and the proprioceptive feedback builds confidence and strengthens motor skills during occupational therapy. Using balls of multiple colors can help with visual sensory stimulus and they can be used to build early speech skills like color identification, counting and more. If properly padded and filled with crush-resistant balls (like these), they can be great for deep pressure and vestibular activities (kids love to throw themselves into a sea of colors).Activities and games can also be created based on the child's age and goals. For example, one game we play a lot is a sort of tiny basketball. A therapist can ask the child to find a red ball and then a blue ball and shoot them into a hoop. Doing this works on color identification (as I mentioned before), receptive language, multi-step directions, and the fine motor skills of finding and grasping the ball, motor planning to throw the ball into the hoop, and so on.To sum it up: They are fun, great for sensory and body awareness therapies, and I had this deep personal bias that it would just be so gosh darn fun to have one (who doesn't love a ball pit!), even if just a temporary one to pull out as needed. We decided to try out and fill an inflatable pool so we could use it as a ball pit OR as a sand/water play sensory pool as we wanted.We bought the 1,000 pack you see above and an additional 400 (same provider) to fill our 90" X 58" pit up just enough to where we felt it would be fun, though to be honest, I could absolutely buy another 400+ at some point just to really amp up the fun of diving into them.I really like these ones because they are BPA and Phthalate free and they are crush proof, which has held up true so far for us and we've been using these for about 4 months daily with several kiddos who play rough.These have been thrown, squeezed, stepped on, jumped on, dived into, you name it.They clean easily with disinfectant wipes and spray and the pool makes it even easier to sanitize; simply fill up, wash, drain, rinse, repeat.They may be a little bit smaller than some other brands but I personally prefer these and wouldn't buy any others around as the bigger ones can be too hard to children working on fine and gross motor skills to grip and throw.

PROS:- A very evenly distributed variety of colors.- They're not "crush proof" as in very hard/sturdy, but "crush proof" as in they're air tight so when you squeeze one the air pressure pops it back to round when you release it.- No chemical smells and very clean.- Can easily be cleaned by "hosing them off" in the bag.CONS:- Non so far, but I will update this review if anything arises...---Disclaimer---- I have NOT been coached or asked to provide positive feedback, nor have I received any compensation or incentive from the company for this review. (Note: Not all products will receive a perfect rating from me, I am honestly reviewing the product and leaving only true and honest reviews).- I am NOT affiliated with this company or any of their products, in any way.- All of the views expressed are my very own and based off of my experience.My thoughts and criteria for products I review based on Amazon's rating criteria is in parentheses:★★★★★ = I love it (Practically perfect. Nothing lacking in functionality or quality. Love love love it and would not only recommend, but would purchase for others and continue to purchase for myself.)★★★★ = I like it (Item as described in functionality, purpose and quality. May have 1 or 2 things I don't care for or would change, but not big issues. Would recommend if asked, but wouldn't say I love it.)★★★ = It's okay (Product has both positives and negatives, and I may or may not continue using it. Someone else may like it more and is potentially still worth purchasing.)★★ = I don't like it (Don't like it and wouldn't use it again, but may still have at least 1 positive thing about it.)★ = I hate it (Feel it's a waste of money. Will never use it again. Would never recommend. Not safe to use. Either throw away or return it.).

My daughter loves them. Play time for hours Light weight, large enough to grip with tiny hands.

kids love them

HAHAHAHA... I love these and here is why. My next-door neighbor's son was turning 3. I bought these as a bday gift. Seeing his eyes light up when he opened the box and all the balls fell everywhere, he loved it!.......his parents just glared at me. :) This was a year ago. They are still holding strong and have not lost their color at all.

The plastic feels cheap and flimsy but it holds up really well. I thought the boys would crush them all at some point. I stood on one (weighing 165 pounds) to see if I could pop it: I made a dent but it popped right back out without any manipulation from me. I think they will survive my boys and even my grandchildren some day waaay in the future.