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You will really thank me if you follow this advice – buy an electric pump – I actually gave up blowing this up by hand, you really want to have an electric pump to preserve some sanity 😀 Discard this advice to your detriment 😀 Peradix Baby Swimming Pool Float Boat Trainer Seat Inflatable Swim Rings is hard to compare to the previous model reviewed because I prefer the blue colours more. Otherwise they are pretty similar in design 🙂 This inflatable toy is very stable, thanks to the large outer ring that sports two large safety hand grips and the ‘whale fins’ on the side, so even if your child gets excited and moves around a lot, the toy will retain its stability. A pool is a fantastic way to keep kids happy, entertained and cool in the hot weather – as well as keeping them fit and active. And amazing pool toys just add to the fun. From a classic beach ball to pass around to he perfect kit for a water fight and swimming aids, we've found the best buys to help make your kids' summer.

Pool toys are a great way to make time in the water more engaging for both beginner and advanced swimmers. To ensure your child plays safely in a pool, consider their swimming abilities when looking for a pool toy. For example, older children and teens with advanced swimming skills will likely enjoy diving rings and inflatable volleyball nets or basketball hoops, while young children may like floating toys and dolls. Katrina Cossey is a commerce writer, enthusiastic shopper, and devoted mom. She spent several years in broadcast journalism but found her true passion in writing about the best products for families, pregnant people, and kids of all ages. She’s researched thousands of baby products, toys, gifts, and more and personally tested many of them. In her spare time, you’ll likely find her in the beautiful outdoors of Oklahoma with her husband and 3-year-old son.Katrina is familiar with all things pool toys—her son is a huge fan of anything water-related and would probably live at the beach if he had the choice. For younger children, she recommends the Green Toys Submarine, which also doubles as a bath toy. Older children or teens (like Katrina's 14-year-old niece) will enjoy the Funboy Giant Inflatable Tie-Dye Tube with a built-in cupholder.

As well as being a great source of laughs and shrieks of delight, some key pieces of pool kit can help your children to get more confident in water and develop their swimming skills. Best pool toy for babies and toddlers: Peradix Baby Swimming Pool Float What you get in this article: Sand boxes offer even more ways to play outdoors. With playful shapes like shells and turtles, a sand box lets little ones build castles from the sand and explore new textures, encouraging creativity and curiosity as they play. Many sandboxes can be filled with water or play balls instead of sand for more outdoor games.

The toy stands 55cm tall and the base is 67cm wide, but when deflated it can be folded up and carried in a bag or suitcase easily. When you’re using this you really want to get a ball about 5 or 6 inches (assuming you lose the one supplied). Apart from that it’s easy to inflate and ready to play with in minutes. Given the size it’ll suit garden pools as well as any other pool you visit Pros:However before buying any pool toy or inflatable I want to just remind everyone that they are just that and never never leave your kids unattended in a pool please 🙂 These are not floatation devices but exactly as they are named: pool toys. I would never in a million years let my kids loose on these unattended andd least of all at the seaside but that doesn’t mean under supervision these aren’t a great bit of fun for the family… My kids absolutely love the look of the Bestway Star Wars X-Fighter Inflatable but it wasn’t that practical for us. You’ll need to consider ages most when making a selection. For example if I had a toddler still I would be taking aim at the Peradix Baby Swimming Pool Float whereas now that I have three kids 4,6, and 8 we are just about getting to that ages where we can mess about on the Intex – Giant Mega Inflatable Flamingo. Adults and adolescents that are more grown up will want a more traditional Lilo no doubt. Which are the safest pool toys?

Since I reviewed the last model they’ve made some really cool upgrades to this one when compared to the older Peradix Baby Swimming Pool Float models. For a start you can now remove the canopy which is a real plus if you want to roam freely with full view behind you. Trust me, the number of times I’ve pushed my baby along peering around the sides to make sure I don’t bump anyone else can become a drain. Likewise if there’s not enough sun it’s a hindrance as well so this is a nice upgrade, especially on a PVC blow up toy.Realistically, the vinyl used in this toys construction should hold up well if it is used as intended, but like all inflatables, care has to be taken not to damage it with misuse but as I say, this toy is designed for the worst possible age group in terms of getting a beating. If your child is into Star wars (and let’s face it, who isn’t?) their face will light up when they have their very own X-wing fighter to sail around the pool on. While inflating the toy may take a little while initially because of the 6 separate sections, this also means that if one section is leaking air, it won’t affect the others, which I think is worth it. While it’s my favourite, I don’t think it’s the best value for money when you compare it to the Flamingo or the Ride-On. However if I had one complaint its the age range. A six month baby is very different to one that’s 30 months in terms of strength and stability. It’s hard to make a product to fit such a massive range and invariably you’ll see the odd complaint about stability for 6 month babies – so worth thinking about. The manufacturer clearly agrees with me as they have since changed the age rating to a minimum recommended of 12 months…