Magic UFO Ball
Go hand in hand with your friends, brothers and parents, enjoy your Parent-child time.
New UFO deformation ball, breaking the conventional ball games, play for fun and safe.
- Train responsiveness and promote bone development.
- To strengthen the body to promote baby bone growth.
- Change personality to make your child more lively and cheerful.
- Enhance immunity to protect children’s health.
- Deformable flying saucer ball with light magic vent ball frisbee parent-child toy.
- Dogs’ favorite training toys can promote your relationship with your dog.
Automatic rebound design – Press the center of the ball, and the ball becomes a saucer, it bounces back into a ball in three seconds.
Premium material: This toy is made of non-toxic materials to ensure your child can play and chew safely.
See More: Bounce-Off Party Game
Parent-child game: deformation UFO ball with lights magic vent ball Frisbee deformation ball parent-child children’s toys Perfect companion: When you are not around, your baby’s perfect companion is also a good interactive toy.
Suitable for home, garden, beach and other places to play with family, friends, even your pet.
No deformation/Easy to carry: This product is made of natural rubber, which is comfortable and soft, does not hurt people and is not easily deformed.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Material : Special PVC for toys
- Color: Red, Blue, Green
- Diameter: 24CM
- weight:300
- Application: Party, Holiday, Outdoor
PACKAGE INCLUDED：
- 1 * Magic Decompression Multi-Function UFO Ball
RETURN & WARRANTY
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- We have a 24/7/365 email support.
- 100% premium Quality Inspection on every order.
- No surprises or hidden fees.
- End to End Tracking for every order.
Thomas (Verified buyer) –
So much fun! My 5 year old and puppy both love it. It still works after a month of hard play.
Stella (Verified buyer) –
I use this for a reward during speech therapy and my kids love it! We play hot potato with it or add objects to the top to see how high they pop. It’s also good to use to get and maintain the attention of children who struggle with joint attention. They can ask for “pop”, “ball”, “more”, “mine”, “wait”, etc.
Zoe (Verified buyer) –
The grandchildren had a great time playing with this.
Grayson (Verified buyer) –
My son loves it. Perfect for this time of year activity.
John (Verified buyer) –
READ INSTRUCTIONS – needs to warm up before it starts popping