How many balls is needed to make this a ball pit for one-year olds?
1088822
I got the basket of 200 it didn't fill it much but I thought it was perfect for my one year olds party
1088823
Start with 400. This pool turned out to be smaller than the previous one I had and so the balls I had filled it too high.
949429
My nephew is 14 months, 25 lbs. He loves to flop in it and kick his feet. It's the prefect size for him. Could probably fit two toddlers, but I wouldn't expect kids to just sit in it and pass the balls back and forth. I also had to order 3 shipments of balls to have just the right depth. I put 600 balls in it, minus the few that are surely under the couch. The 200 it came with barely covered the bottom.
1696496
the ball pit part is 3' by 4' and I have 600 balls in it and it is full. the bounce part is about 4' x 4' square and the ball pit is a little bit shorter The ball pit can fit 3-4 small children, my 16 year old son can sit in their with my twin 2 year olds
436985
not sure of the exact measurements but they are listed in the description if you need them. But I can tell you that I often host parties and gatherings and I average about 4 small toddlers in the ball pit area, about 12 kids taking turns as they go from inside the bouncer and down the slide. All with no problems, adequate space, no injuries, and No deflation at all. The most important thing is to have someone responsible to monitor all kids (pat down pockets, because even the simplest toy can puncture and ruin your investment), and always put the unit away after usage to avoid damage, dirt, bugs, and debris not sure of the exact measurements but they are listed in the description if you need them. But I can tell you that I often host parties and gatherings and I average about 4 small toddlers in the ball pit area, about 12 kids taking turns as they go from inside the bouncer and down the slide. All with no problems, adequate space, no injuries, and No deflation at all. The most important thing is to have someone responsible to monitor all kids (pat down pockets, because even the simplest toy can puncture and ruin your investment), and always put the unit away after usage to avoid damage, dirt,... » Read More not sure of the exact measurements but they are listed in the description if you need them. But I can tell you that I often host parties and gatherings and I average about 4 small toddlers in the ball pit area, about 12 kids taking turns as they go from inside the bouncer and down the slide. All with no problems, adequate space, no injuries, and No deflation at all. The most important thing is to have someone responsible to monitor all kids (pat down pockets, because even the simplest toy can puncture and ruin your investment), and always put the unit away after usage to avoid damage, dirt, bugs, and debris « Show Less
902862
As a matter of fact, I purchased this originally as a ball pit for my son. 200 balls fills it up about half way. 300 may be a little more than what you need, but it should fill it up near the top if you do. I didn't go higher than 200 because of the nature of what kids will do in it, displacement is inevitable.
592303
my sandbox is on order, so i can't tell you from experience, but the KidKraft website says 12-14 bags of sand...though it doesn't say how big the bags are! http://www.kidkraft.com/toys-and-playsets/outdoor/sandboxes/00130
1500964
Really only two. Mine are average sized, 4.5yrs old and 3yrs old and they can both sit there for a game or small project, but I wouldn't add more kids except for a snack or something.
1185681
depending on the size of the ball, I'd say about 15 or 16 1" balls would fit.
311679
I agree with the other answer. I separately purchased 150 balls in 3 inch size for a 2 year old child. An older child might need more of the balls to make a deeper play area.
1768682
We just have 200 in ours and it can def hold another 200 to 300 balls but my son knocks it over and throws them everywhere that we didn't get more. He thinks it's fun but it's def. Not fun to pick them all up.. He's 18 months
1603859
We bought this last year...there was no ball pit! We did purchase balls from Target for very cheap, and used those. The ball pit is perfect for indoors!
1430546
In my opinion for a playpen, 200 would be enough for a 1-3yr old. However, to make it more fun and really fill up the playpen, I would maybe get two sets. The balls get tossed around and maybe a few misplaced. My son is obsessed with balls right now so balls get taken in the car, to the grandparents or left behind in the yard etc. We have only had 1 set and they are still enough for now and going strong. If we were to have another party I would order a 2nd set to really fill up my sons pool.
2150049
No ball pit that I know of. Unless they changed it since we've purchased, we did not get a ball pit. Also ours didn't come with the platform that one in the pic has. My 5 and 4 year olds still jump on it everyday in winter and are fine with the size. My 12 and 10 year olds even still jump in it too! The thing is great - we are indoors pretty much all winter, I couldn't live without it! ;)
1449423
My best estimate would be around 200 assuming the balls are about 2" in diameter, but I am just guessing.
1555370
This order was 150 per bag. It was plenty for my 1 1/2 and 3 1/2 year olds. The balls are equal to the size of large plum. I would guess about two inch diameter and normal ball pit size. We love them and all our balls returned to their round shape after a day!
477662
Regular size balls for children's ball pit. About 2" diameter, without measuring. Red, blue, green, yellow. Not enough to fill bottom but enough for a two year old to throw around. I think you can buy extra balls locally.
902861
I didnt buy any extra balls other then the like 20 i had from my other ball pit. it just depends on how many balls you want for the pool, id think 2-300 would be good. but idk