what size are the balls.. I have small children in my home, and I fear that someone may try to swallow the ball!
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The balls are small- bigger than marbles but smaller than plums. I don't know if someone could swallow the balls but they are small- knot tiny
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I sure could not swallow them so I don't think a child could either. Hope that helps.
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these balls are about half the size of a regular ball, so they would be too large to swallow....at least for a young child. My 10 year old loves playing on this table, although it's miniature, it fits nicely in his room and has provided hours of fun.
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Hi Liddia.. Sorry that I cannot be much help, and took so long to let you know. I ordered foam balls from three different suppliers, exactly because I didn't know the sizes. Wondered, as you have. Would be nice if the descriptions included sizes. I don't know which balls came from which source. I can only report that all of them were about 1-1/2 inch to 3 inches. Hope this helps some?? Ralph
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I don't think any of these are small enough to swallow, but I would check the website and make sure. I forget what the age limit was, but I have seen and played with the toys, lol, with my grandson, and they do not seem small enough to fit in their mouths. The long ones are small in circumference, but are too long to be easily swallowed. Hope this helps!
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They are really small. I wouldn't recommend them being around children that put things in there mouth. I ordered the hard plastic colored ducks from amazon for my daughters party and I used these for gifts to the older than 3 children.
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My baby plays with them all the time and has never had a problem with them. Honestly, I don't see how it could be a problem. Even individually, none of the pieces are large enough for the baby to swallow.
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My 90 year old friend calls our games without any issues. The set is at her home so I can not tell you exact size of balls.
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I guess it works. I use this hold kids balls for my son. I am not sure the size.
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The pills are very small. I have one kid that can swallow without a problem and another one that has an issue. I have been flicking the pill to the back of his throat (one at a time). For my kid it is totally a mental thing.
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I got them for my 2 year old for his birthday. I don't think any are small enough to be choking hazards. Most are 4 inches (approx) long.
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Good for you !!! Asking before purchasing!!! Only 1 floating ball they are about 10" in diameter
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They are the smaller size ball pit balls 60mm (2.36") not the larger 3 1/8" ones :)
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My fur kids love them. Sometimes I break them up for them. The sizes vary which is nice. The largest is about two to three inches and the smaller ones are a little bigger than an inch. Blue Dog makes a small round treat that you might want to try. They are great fun because you can hide them around the room and let the kids search for them.
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I think there really is just one standard size for gumballs. I've never had any get stuck.
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They are tiny....... They may even be smaller than those really small pretzel sticks. The silicone pan isn't the greatest I've used either, to be honest..... You will have to trim the sides of the balls because it goes all over and there are no instructions that come with the pan, so you have to guesstimate on how much batter to use. I was not impressed at all - Sorry......
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My 11 year old daughter uses these and she has tiny hands. I did measure the ball using a cloth tape measure and it is 6" around! I also have used them and I can bend my knuckles and I also have small hands. Hope this helps &#128515;
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LOL - Kids can use them as they're very soft and harmless but they are very tiny and hard to catch and throw (even for adults, they're that small, barely larger than the size of a ping-pong ball.) If you think they'd be up for a fun challenge, then it's ok!
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No, the balls are only about 1 1/2" in diameter. They are quite challenging on their own and help kids develop better hand-eye coordination.