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SplashEZ 3-in-1 Splash Pad, Sprinkler for Kids and Wading Pool for Learning – Dog Sprinkler Pool, 60’’ Inflatable Water Summer Toys – “from A to Z” Outdoor Play Mat for Babies & Toddlers
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Splash EZ Shallow Sprinkler Pool + Matching ABC Flash Cards, Educational Fun - Learning Through Play is Easy with SplashEZ - Sensory, Interactive Activities for Toddlers$33.97 $39.98This bundle contains 2 items
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As parents, we are always looking for ways to entertain our kids with "secretly" educational toys. A bit like when you add carrot into muffins.
Our philosophy is not to criticize ourselves for not doing enough educational activities with our kids - it's to grab every opportunity to teach our little ones something new.
We believe playtime is the perfect chance to sneak in some incredible lessons and learning.
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SplashEZ Mold Free Bath ToysMake water play wildly fun with SplashEZ Alphabet Buddies! A great companion to our educational sprinkler pool, your bath toy set helps teach animal types and sounds, letters, colors, and more! |
SplashEZ Animals Flash CardsLet your little one splash in safety! Unlike many infant bath toys, your BPA free with an airtight & hole-less design - means no water seeps in. After bath time, the toys dry off and stay odor, slime, and mold-free for always! |
SplashEZ Mold Free Bath ToysA total game-changer when it comes to teaching little ones the ABC. Use the flashcards while you splash with your kids! The laminated waterproof alphabet cards makes water play a fun, interactive, and educational time. |
SplashEZ Tummy Time Water Mat for BabiesDive into learning- and giggle-filled tummy time with your AquaEZ baby water mat! Perfect for infants ages 1 month and up, your mat helps your little one develop through play. |
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I read all these reviews talking about how the product rips so easily, and was worried it would happen to me too.We've used the product once, since purchased. So this review is based on this use. I will add on to the review, if the status of the product changes.The product came neatly packed. There was no vinyl repair kit with it, so I assume if something happens, it cannot be repaired. We connected the splash pad to our coil hose, which made the pad to continuously try to twist. Once filled with water, the pad settled. I also put the hose in a place that would hold it without twisting much, so it wouldn't affect the splash pad.It took forever and a day to fill. We connected the hose to the kitchen sink. We do not have an outside water faucet. The water pressure *seemed appropriate*. In goes the water. When it finally filled, there wasnt enough water pressure to make the splash pad sprinklers higher than a couple of inches tall. But that was perfect. My child doesnt like shower like things, so the sprinklers here were fantastically adequate. The bottom of the pad filled with water, enough for some rubber duckies to float around, and get some cups to play and stuff. My child enjoyed this splash pad very much.We had it set on grass. I would say that is the perfect place for it. Concrete might be too hard.To empty it, it was hard to disconnect the valve from the hose, but it finally came off. It took a few minutes to drain it fully. We hung the pad on a tall, sunny place.2 days later, there was still water in it, dripping from the valve. I dont know how to fully drain it, and I hope it doesnt cause any mold issues, but I will find out soon.Overall, my child enjoyed the time spent in this splash pad, and it was easy to use. I'd say to watch for that water pressure.Update: we have used this a few more times. I have it connected to the sink still, so the water pressure is low, but it has been a nice product. My child enjoys the time in the water, and that is a win. If it breaks after this, I wouldn't make it a negative, because it has been used a few times and it has taken a lot of jumping and walking on it (not on the outer ring, we try and stay off of that). I think it is a great item.
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I read all these reviews talking about how the product rips so easily, and was worried it would happen to me too.
We've used the product once, since purchased. So this review is based on this use. I will add on to the review, if the status of the product changes.
The product came neatly packed. There was no vinyl repair kit with it, so I assume if something happens, it cannot be repaired. We connected the splash pad to our coil hose, which made the pad to continuously try to twist. Once filled with water, the pad settled. I also put the hose in a place that would hold it without twisting much, so it wouldn't affect the splash pad.
It took forever and a day to fill. We connected the hose to the kitchen sink. We do not have an outside water faucet. The water pressure *seemed appropriate*. In goes the water. When it finally filled, there wasnt enough water pressure to make the splash pad sprinklers higher than a couple of inches tall. But that was perfect. My child doesnt like shower like things, so the sprinklers here were fantastically adequate. The bottom of the pad filled with water, enough for some rubber duckies to float around, and get some cups to play and stuff. My child enjoyed this splash pad very much.
We had it set on grass. I would say that is the perfect place for it. Concrete might be too hard.
To empty it, it was hard to disconnect the valve from the hose, but it finally came off. It took a few minutes to drain it fully. We hung the pad on a tall, sunny place.
2 days later, there was still water in it, dripping from the valve. I dont know how to fully drain it, and I hope it doesnt cause any mold issues, but I will find out soon.
Overall, my child enjoyed the time spent in this splash pad, and it was easy to use. I'd say to watch for that water pressure.
Update: we have used this a few more times. I have it connected to the sink still, so the water pressure is low, but it has been a nice product. My child enjoys the time in the water, and that is a win. If it breaks after this, I wouldn't make it a negative, because it has been used a few times and it has taken a lot of jumping and walking on it (not on the outer ring, we try and stay off of that). I think it is a great item.
We've used the product once, since purchased. So this review is based on this use. I will add on to the review, if the status of the product changes.
The product came neatly packed. There was no vinyl repair kit with it, so I assume if something happens, it cannot be repaired. We connected the splash pad to our coil hose, which made the pad to continuously try to twist. Once filled with water, the pad settled. I also put the hose in a place that would hold it without twisting much, so it wouldn't affect the splash pad.
It took forever and a day to fill. We connected the hose to the kitchen sink. We do not have an outside water faucet. The water pressure *seemed appropriate*. In goes the water. When it finally filled, there wasnt enough water pressure to make the splash pad sprinklers higher than a couple of inches tall. But that was perfect. My child doesnt like shower like things, so the sprinklers here were fantastically adequate. The bottom of the pad filled with water, enough for some rubber duckies to float around, and get some cups to play and stuff. My child enjoyed this splash pad very much.
We had it set on grass. I would say that is the perfect place for it. Concrete might be too hard.
To empty it, it was hard to disconnect the valve from the hose, but it finally came off. It took a few minutes to drain it fully. We hung the pad on a tall, sunny place.
2 days later, there was still water in it, dripping from the valve. I dont know how to fully drain it, and I hope it doesnt cause any mold issues, but I will find out soon.
Overall, my child enjoyed the time spent in this splash pad, and it was easy to use. I'd say to watch for that water pressure.
Update: we have used this a few more times. I have it connected to the sink still, so the water pressure is low, but it has been a nice product. My child enjoys the time in the water, and that is a win. If it breaks after this, I wouldn't make it a negative, because it has been used a few times and it has taken a lot of jumping and walking on it (not on the outer ring, we try and stay off of that). I think it is a great item.
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