Four highly sensible reasons for choosing Sensory Balls for your child:
Sensory Balls enhance sensory stimulation:
When children hold a sensory ball, they appreciate the nubbly texture. When they squeeze one, they can feel the rubber stretch and contract beneath their fingertips. Sensory balls are effective in massage stimulation. Softly rolling textured sensory balls on a child’s back or feet heightens sensory awareness. Sensory balls are favored by teething babies who love to chew on safe, sensory balls.
Sensory Balls enhance gross motor skills:
From their first months to years later children improve both fine and gross motor skills with sensory balls. Infants crawl toward sensory balls enhancing eye/hand coordination, use muscles to reach a sensory ball, then grasp and hold on tight! As children grow, they enthusiastically squeeze, roll, throw and kick sensory balls.
Sensory Balls enhance socialization:
Young children interact with others as they roll a sensory ball across the floor to mom and dad, grandpa or grandma. Young children eagerly toss sensory balls to playmates.
Sensory Balls enhance visual and perceptual skills:
Four vivid colors capture child interest. Unique projections peak visual curiosity.
Tremendous Sensory Play Toys
Valuable as Perceptual-Motor Teaching Tools
Visually & tactilely stimulating
Enhance both fine motor skills and gross motor skills
Encourage sensory exploration
Stimulate interest in socialization with others
Recommended by physical therapists and early childhood educators
Well constructed of highly durable materials
Each set includes 4 primary colored balls: 1 each Yellow, Blue, Green, Red
Recommended for ages 6 Months+
Toy Value Index: 9.52
The Toy Value Index is a Fat Brain Toys exclusive intended to quantify the overal play value of a given toy or game. We do this by taking our customers' feedback on (QUALITY + TIME PLAYED + AGE TRANSCENDENCE)/PRICE.
Fat Brain Index: 8.17
The Fat Brain Index is another Fat Brain Toys exclusive that factors in 14 different traits that we've identified that make a toy "Fat Brain Worthy".
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Posted 6 days ago by Mandee
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These sensory balls are good for baby to touch, feel, and roll around. My son doesn't play with them all the time, but he does like to play with them, hit them, and roll them around at least once a day. I've used them also the roll on his back and he seems to like that. But since he's almost 8 months old he doesn't let me do that for long ... then he's off crawling to his next adventure. I would recommend this to anyone with a baby but if I knew about these before hand I would have gotten them earlier ... 3 months old or maybe even 2 months old. I know we'll have them from day one with our second :)
Great tactile toy!
Posted 16 days ago by April Ensinger
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My son, who is 8 months old, has these at his daycare and plays with them all the time. We got them for him because he has so much fun rolling them and chewing on the nubs of the balls. They are the perfect size for little hands. He has no problems manipulating them and enjoys all the colors. Great gift idea for babies!!!
Review of Sensory Ball - Set of 4
Posted 1/24/2010 by Shannon C. Stuart
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Product is just as described, and it's the perfect toy for my husband and baby girl to play with together. He likes to juggle them for her and she sits and watches in awe...
My rating of Sensory Ball - Set of 4
Posted 1/19/2010 by Judy Florido
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My son loves these balls and he doesn't normally like textures. They bounce and are fun to throw and grab. He likes them more than regular balls that do not have texture. They are slightly different sizes all of them bigger than a soft ball.
Sensory Ball
Posted 12/30/2009 by Courtney Hesse
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I gave the ball to 4 different infants, ranging in age from 1 month to 2 1/2 years. 3 were boys and 1 was a girl (the one month old). Obviously, the parents of the one month old were thrilled and couldn't wait for her to start using it. She is too young right now and I knew that when I purchased the ball as a Christmas gift. The 3 boys were all over 6 months so they loved it. It is small enough that they can hold the ball on their own. The colors are vibrant, which attracts their attention and one is behind in fine motor development, so it will hopefully stimulate his sensory motor development. All 3 boys liked to feel the bumps on the ball and would rub the ball on their hands, arms, legs, and body.