ELC Coloured Playballs Reviews

For my daughter's first birthday party we invited loads of her baby friends round from mums I met at baby groups and one of my friends and her son, so probably about 8 babies/toddlers in total! Of course at that age I wanted something they would all have fun in and to keep them all entertained so after seeing an inflatable swimming pool ...  Read the complete review

The Playballs = = = = = = = The Playballs comes in strong plastic bag. The bag we have at home has a blue edge to it and blue zip so you can close the bag and stop them from falling out. In the bag you get 100 coloured plastic balls in a range of different colours including red, green, blue and yellow. You can also purchase a ...  Read the complete review

During the summer months, you can hardly see the grass on my back garden due to the amount of outdoor toys we have. Since Lauren was around 8months old, there has been one product which comes out every year which is her ball pool. *The product:* This is a mesh bag which contains 100 hollow plastic balls. The balls ...  Read the complete review

My children have been enjoying our local soft play centre since they were a year old. The balls are a firm favourite too. I bought a cracking peppa pig inflatable boat that can be used as a paddling pool or a ball pit we used it as a ball pit because it is big in size. I choose to buy the Early learning centre balls because the ...  Read the complete review

I usually start my reviews saying how expensive a product is, and then (sometimes anyway) justifying the price. At £10 for 100 balls, I do think these balls are quite expensive (surprise, surprise!) especially as many ball pools or paddling pools will need at least two bags to fill them. However, as Baby Frank is only one, she is quite ...  Read the complete review

For my sons birthday he received a paddling pool and before this glorious weather came along we decided we would use it as a ball pit until the nicer weather decided to arrive and so went on the hunt for some play balls. We purchased the multi coloured play balls from elc which cost £10 for a bag of 100. The balls them self ...  Read the complete review

When I was pregnant with my oldest son, my husband felt we just had to have all sorts of baby items we never used. One of these came in hand later though, a large plastic play pen. Although the play pen was never used for it real purpose, it makes a brilliant ball pit - but is takes quite a lot of balls. We started out with ...  Read the complete review

One of Hollie's favourite toys through the summer last year was her ball pit. We'd bought a combination padding pool and ball pit from Tesco, but unfortunately the 50 balls that came with it didn't even cover the bottom so I went hunting for more. I'm aware that this type of plastic balls are available from just about anywhere, but I ...  Read the complete review

These multi-coloured balls, that come in a net of around 100 from The Early Learning Centre and cost about £10, are a real bargain and ideal for playing with in the garden! They are fairly hard-wearing anmd take a bit of abuse and are quite versatile in that they can be used in paddling pools or play/sand pits creating your own personal ...  Read the complete review

When my littlest had his first christmas he was only 6 months old. Because his brother is only 18 months older i was finding it hard when relatives asked what they should get to come up with a new and worthwhile idea. Then it struck me, we could get a set of ballpool balls to add to the play experience of some other items we ...  Read the complete review

One of the presents that I bought my son for his first Christmas back in 2005 was a set of 100 play balls from the early learning centre as I thought they would be something he would have lots of fun with! This is my review of the product. At the time of buying I was able to buy a set of 100 blue play balls. For the purpose ...  Read the complete review