can this be used as a ball pool playground for baby? And also can a 6mos old fit inside with a float?
162905
In my opinion this would work well as a ball pool. I am unsure about using a float in it because it is not very deep.
162906
Don't know about ball pool, but I would definitely not put a 6 months old baby in it.
162907
Yes! I actually used this as a ball pool! And my kids love it! The 6 mons old may fit in with a float but will not be able to move around...
162908
I think it would be too small for both those ideas. If your baby can sit upright unassisted, I think this would be fine, just ultrasupervised. It really wouldn't be deep enough for any kind of floating.
162909
It's pretty small to be used as a ball poll playground. It may also be too shallow for a 6mos old inside a float. It would be better to find a baby pool or kid pool that is a little wider and maybe deeper.
1212113
Yes it is feasible. Once you fold it down with a flip of the brace it's portable. It may be a bit awkward but it's not heavy and the fun they will have is worth it. This was for my grandson and my daughter purchased an inexpensive wading pool and created a water-park. Of course, I then went to sam's and bought a pack of the interlocking rubber squares to create a softer landing. They will love it.
2230435
I think so, but I'm not sure a 2 yr old will want to be in it unless they're new to pools. My son is 17 months and didnt want anything to do with it this year because he had already been in the pool without any floatation device (shallow kiddie pools and on the steps of the regular pool) so he wasn't interested in the restricted freedom. Last year, however, he was in this every time he went in the pool and loved it.
904758
Fill it entirely? Well, that would be hard with the open door. I don't think you would want to fill it entirely. Its a pretty large unit, about 6 feet in diameter. You could probably put some balls in the bottom for fun (the soft foam type) as they will bounce up and down with your child. My boy loved it...it was SURPRISINGLY durable, and lasted a few years of jumping! I probably could have fixed it when it deflated, but was moving.
1408294
Our daughter is 3 now and she still loves this slide. We use it a lot as a slide into her little kiddie pool. It's a perfect size for that. Hope this helps.
1674192
I'm not sure of weight limit but depending on the size of your baby, I wouldn't think you would use it after 6-8 months. I agree with Michael, my child wouldn't stay in it. I think he has spent a total of 20 mins in it since I bought it.
1067206
we use it indoors for our toddler and he loves it. We still havent used it in a pool because i think that way ismoresuitable for bigger kids who swim on thgeir own,but as an indoor toy its really great.
524564
Not at all. We got it for my daughter's first birthday party. We had her, her cousin who's 4 months older, a two year old, and a three year old. They all had a blast. As with any pool, you'll want to help him/her on the slide and with the toys. The water filled to about 2.5 inches in the bottom of te pool and about 4 inches in the wading pool behind the slide.
524572
I don't think so at all. The sprinkler that runs around the edge is fun, and you could use it as a kiddy pool. Our neighbor has a 2 year old and she enjoyed running and jumping into it. I think she'll be albe to use it for years and grow into it!
35571
Its a plastic inflatable pool. If your baby slips n hits his head tat might hurt but aside from tat if the baby is sitting then hell be find and itll be comfy for him
427636
My son was about 16 months when he was in this for the first time. He could not reach over and put his hands fully in the water or get out of the float. The baby sits in the float and his legs will be in the water. However he could freely move his hands and play, he may be able to reach over and put his fingers in on the sides.
1079567
I got this to use as a ball pit at the birthday party when my son turned one. The one year old babies played in it at the same time with it full of balls, no problem. I hope this helps
1263137
I don't see why not. it is a lot of fun . My granddaughter loves it and with all the crew it is a good time in the floor. But I have never let her play with it in the water but it is just plastic so don't see why it would not do well in water.
2007828
The jumbo size fun ball has two large openings. It's not really meant for use in water. Kids tumble around and could get water easily in the ball causing a slip or injury even w water shoes. You could try as a sit in the ball float in water but if your kids r like mine the temptation to jump in and out alone will cause a quickly dangerous situation.
1173409
The float is currently packed up with all the beach gear in the attic. In my opinion this is a great first float for a baby. The first time my son used it he was 10 months (he is chunky... 75% in height and weight) and it supported him well. I expect we will be using it again this coming summer.
1266542
While I no longer have this pool, our pool sort of went up or down a few inches depending on how much water was in it and surface you place it on (since the rubber ring on the top sort of floats a bit). The ring adds a few inches (guessing 4) What we found was that it was great when my daughter was 4-6 years old - we had 3 good years with it. By the summer of her being 6, she wasn't as interested in the pool because 1) she was a swimmer 2) was in summer camp all day and swam a lot and 3) she sn't a dipper - she wants to splash and bounce around - it wasn't big enough for that. She is currently 48" tall. Not sure if that helps with framework.
1034392
It's airtight so I'd assume no water would get in. But I'd also assume the bumpy side would make it uncomfortable to hold onto in the water. It's too small to support any weight in the water, so I don't see how it would serve as a good pool toy.