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Your cart is empty.The Original Sensory Balls by Edushape are the highest quality Sensory Balls in the market. Edushape invented the world's first Sensory Ball in 1997 and has since launched over 20 different variations of the Original Sensory Ball with different colors, textures, and shapes. Edushape's Sensory Balls are soft, and stimulating, and encourage your little ones to reach out and explore the world around us! Their unique texture and their easy grip allow Tactile Sensory Development including Gross Motor Skills, Hand-Eye Coordination, Logic & Reasoning, Socialization, and many more! Product Features: 7" Sensory Ball ; BPA & Phthalate free for baby's safety; Durable, bouncy, lightweight, great texture, hold air well, and soft. About Edushape: Edushape Toys developed its first line of products in 1983 to provide pre-school teachers with the tools for creative play while educating their young students. Built on the strategy of seeing the world through the eyes of children, Edushape continues to create products that nurture imagination and spark creativity at the very young. Throughout the years, Edushape toys have incorporated high educational values while supporting a child's healthy social and emotional development. Edushape toys are now reaching the second generation of children whose parents remember fondly some of the very same toys from their own childhood.
Gigi
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
My 1 year old Granddaughter loved getting this for her birthday. She is able to hold and roll this ball easily. I didn't worry when she put her mouth on it. I would buy this again.
Joanna
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
Way bigger than expected. The color is more purple than pink.
kathryn searle
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 14, 2025
Perfect for little ones first ball.
Donna
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025
My 9 month old grandchild enjoys the bumpy texture and softness of the ball. There was no smells or odors when we unpacked it and inflated the ball. It was a great value because it came with a nice hand pump. It made a great gift for her first Christmas.
Grace Smith
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2024
We got this for our daughter's 2nd birthday. She opened it and this ball was her favorite thing in the bag of goodies! She immediately was interested in it and wanted to play with it instead of anything else.We picked this ball with the "spikey" bits because is is very similar to one she has and plays with at occupational therapy (she was a late walker - being third I guess will do that). I'm always looking for toys she plays with there to have in the house.Great toddler gift! Would recommend! Get one!
Laurie Higuera
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2024
This is great size ball. Versatile for our 3 year old grandson and our 1 year old grandson. They love playing with it. It is easy to grip for the littlest and easy to throw for the bigger fellow. Good value for the money. It came inflated.
Katie V
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2024
The kids love the soft spikes and it's the right size for little hands and arms.
Maria
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2024
Great to play w baby
Sally134
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 31, 2016
Bought for my 3 year old as a sensory toy for Christmas. She loves it, its quite bouncy but watch out as the nuby bits hurt if it gets you on bare skin!
APCole
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 23, 2016
My 15 month old son absolutely adores these balls. Carries and throws them all over the house.
Rachaellovebug
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 16, 2015
Lovely ball, good size & the nobbles help little hands hold on tight. My only moan is I purchased purple & got sent yellow.
Mandy
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2014
I had seen my son play with this type of ball at daycare, so I decided to buy one for home. I didn't know what phthalates were before reading the descriptions and reviews for this and other Edushape sensory balls. There is a long list of chemicals in the phthalate family and they are used in the production of some plastics. Only a few other these (I think 6) are banned in the production of children's toys due to potential health hazards.The description of the Senso-Dot Ball indicates that this ball is phthalate-free, however, the descriptions of other Edushape sensory balls had conflicting descriptions...sometimes using "phthalate compliant", and other times using "phthalate-free." These two terms mean different things since I believe "compliant" only indicates that the product does not contain the few phthalates that have been banned in children's toys.When I received the ball, the packaging had no indication at all regarding phthalates; therefore, I questioned whether it was indeed phthalate-free. (My thought was that if it was phthalate-free, Edushape would want to advertise that fact.)I contacted Edushape customer service, and here was their response:"The Senso-dot Balls are a unique Phthalate/latex free PVC, with non detectable levels of BPA. Rest assure that all of our products are safe, non-toxic and all of our products are completely compliant with every government standard."I then asked whether their other sensory balls were also Phthalate/latex free PVC? To which they responded:"Yes, all of our sensory balls are Phthalate/latex free as well."
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