Milliard Anti-Burst Peanut Ball Variety Pack - Approximate Sizes: Green 100x50 cm & Blue 80x40 cm,

i got this set of two peanut balls to add to my son's sensory room. he is often constipated and rolling around on these helps him work out his "business". it's also great for stretching out your back, bouncing on, sitting on, rolling around on. i was a little worried because i looked at a bunch of peanut balls and the reviews on quality were mixed. these are a really great quality. we've had them for over a month now i think, and we've only had to reinflate one of them one time. they are very sturdy, i'm...well...i'm not gonna say how much i weigh lol, but let's just say i'm not little. and these balls hold up to my bouncing and rolling. i love that this is a two pack with a smaller one and a larger one, so my son and i can roll at the same time. these nifty peanut balls have come in handy and are part of our every day lives. super easy to inflate with the included pump and i feel like they'll last us for many years to come. if you have a child who needs that sensory input from rolling/pressing/bouncing etc. then this will be a great addition to their sensory diet. i had never heard of a peanut ball before until another parent recommended it to me! so now i am passing along the knowledge :)p.s. this is great if you have back problems like i do. good for the kiddos AND you !

Perfect accessory for my husbands physical therapy, and the grandkid loves playing on it! Very well made. Wish I had the room to have a few more sizes.

The media could not be loaded. They’re cool idea my I have two autistic boys. They love jumping on them but one of my boys likes to pull the white plug out and we went to re-pump it back up and the pump literally did not work again after the first time, so yeah that sucks. I would literally have to return both of them. I can’t get a hold of the seller so they can just send me another pump, so I don’t know it’s up to you if it’s worth it if your kids aren’t gonna pull the plug out then you’re fine they’re great they do what they’re supposed to. They’re super durable ones actually pretty good size the other ones a little bit smaller.. they put up better pump in there. They have a great set going on.

These peanut balls were fairly easy to pump up with air. A pump came with each ball. I used these during my labor. My kids use them now.Labor: I brought the larger green peanut ball to the hospital (I called the company and whoever I spoke to said that they are latex free) to help with my labor. I also brought a regular round exercise ball. I would use the round one when I wanted to sit. I would use the green peanut ball when I wanted to rest lying down. I am 5 foot 3 inches and the green ball was plenty big. I think that it kept my pelvis open to encourage the baby to travel down faster. But I down't know how much it helped, especially since I didn't have an epidural and was able to be up and moving as much as I wanted during the labor and delivery. These balls are mainly supposed to help those who get epidurals and can't get up and move. I mainly brought it as a "just in case I need an epidural" precaution.Kid use: My young children love these peanut balls. My two year old uses the blue one. My old kids use the green one. They like to bounce ride them like horses. It helps them with their many wiggles. I wouldn't say that it tires them out though, more like helps them let out wiggles when they are in the confines of our house.They initially had a pretty strong plastic to them, but the smell has mostly worn away. I still store them in our spare room when not in use because I don't want any plastic vapors lingering and also to free up the floor space in our living room.

I got these for my kids to sit and bounce on to try to extend the life of my furniture. They love them. And luckily they are durable so my dogs have not popped them either. Well worth the purchase.