These Chad Valley play balls are available in a bag of 100. They are multi coloured (red, yellow, blue and green). The balls measure 6cm in diameter. These balls are suitable for children over the age of 9months and should be used under adult supervision. The balls are packed into a transparent, blue net bag which features a zip to keep them in place. The balls can also be bought in pink. ~Price~ Current selling prices for a pack of 100 multi coloured balls : *Argos - £4.99 ~Our Thoughts~ As a baby, my son received a small ball pool. We received a bag of Chad Valley play balls with it and one bag was the ...  Read the complete review

Since becoming mobile at around 7 months one of my greatest challenges has been trying to keep my twin boys in one place for longer than a few minutes. After them playing in a ball pit with plastic play balls in for over 45 minutes at a toddler group we go to, it was decided, I was purchasing a ball pit with plastic balls as a way to keep them from causing mischief. To go with the ball pit (a blow up paddling pool) that I purchased I also purchased three packs of Chad Valley Plastic Play Balls. ***Chad Valley Plastic Play Balls*** A pack of Chad Valley Plastic Play Balls contains approximately 100 plastic balls. These balls are multi-coloured. ...  Read the complete review

My son, when younger had a mini paddling pool which we doubled up as a ball pit which he loved. At the age of 7, he now has a larger pool and he wanted some balls to go in it to make a ball pit again. We went for the Chad Valley range of balls as this is the range we first purchased all those years ago and the balls were of a good standard so we hoped that the standard would be just as good. We purchased ours from Argos. One reason we purchased these is because we liked the way they were stored. The last thing I wanted was plastic balls rolling all around the house, but these balls came stored nicely within clear plastic zip-up containers. These turned out to ...  Read the complete review

During the summer I bought my daughter a paddling pool from Argos for just under ten pounds, and while it was great when it was nice and hot when the hot weather went it was just going to be stuck in the cupboard! I wasn't very happy with that because my little girl loved it so I wanted her to be able to enjoy it more so I decided to put it into my kitchen come playroom and make it into a ball pool. With this being the first time it was to be used for this purpose I needed some play balls and I came across some Chad Valley Playballs for sale on a local market. The price on the balls was labelled at £4.99 but the stall holder wanted just £2.00 for them so it was a great ..  Read the complete review

When my daughter got a ball pit, we decided that the Chad Valley Playballs would be the best ones to accompany it as she had lots of Chad Valley toys and they had all been well made and of a good quality in the past so we felt that the balls would be the same. We paid £4.99 for a big plastic zip up bag of 100 balls from Woolworths (before they closed down). The plastic bag they come in is a zip up bag with a little blue fabric handle for transportation. There is blue fabric piping all round the bag and it is also see through so that you can see the balls inside. The bag is big enough to fit all 100 balls inside it nice and neatly. We did keep the storage bag ...  Read the complete review