Shell 'The ball popping train could have been a little smaller so my boys had more room to play whilst that is In The pool too. Add to the mix a play tunnel from our collection, and you've got a full adventure that encourages active play and social development. Cmf1 'My little girl loves this ball pit, she is only 10 months but she gets how to put the balls in the tubes and train. From sensory options to multipacks, we provide a variety of choices to keep the little ones entertained for hours on end. It does take two bags of balls to fill but she loves to throw the balls everywhere and we have even been using the balls to teach her colours.

The sides aren’t strong enough to support a baby that isn’t able to sit yet but once sitting, it can provide hours of fun!I've been rather envious watching little kids having an absolute blast in ball pits - great big large play centre ones or the small ones you can have at home - it always looks like so much fun! The ball pool we previously had was square and the poles kept popping out which was not safe with a toddler. Also doesnt sor flat on the floor due to the way its folded in the bag so all balls rolled to one side. Nicole 'My little one loves this the down fall is it’s really low at the front so all the balls come out.

The Chad Valley baby gym is full of bright colours and textures to stimulate your baby and improve their cerebral development.So if you don't want to spend a lot and don't have to much room for storage like us then this is quite good. I would say the sides weren’t very strong so you would have to put soft pillows round the outside just incase. Along with the balls we purchased we also put all his special toys in with him and he enojoys playtime emmensely! Nan29 'This was a birthday present for a 1 year old, she was delighted with so many balls to play with.