The First Play Balance Snake is the perfect way to help kids practice their balancing skills while having a great time.

Designed specifically for young children, the one meter long snake-shaped beam has vibrant colours that make it easy to engage with and draw kids in.

As they move along the body of the snake, they will feel it shifting and moving under their feet, providing an unique tactile experience that breaks up a regular balance routine.

The perfect addition to any playgroup or leisure activity setting, this balance beam is sure to provide hours of fun and confidence building for those who use it.

Features

• Ideal for young children.
• Develop basic balance techniques.
• 1 metre long.
• Colourful and lightweight.

Customer Reviews for First Play Balance Snake

• 5 out of 5 Balance snake

  Newitts Verified Purchase (26 May 2021)

  Bought this for my niece's 3rd birthday and she really likes it. Her mum requested a balance toy and this was the best value one I could find.

• 5 out of 5 Great fun for children

  Newitts Verified Purchase (29 Dec 2020)

  I bought two of these for my children for Christmas, they love making obstacle courses and playing the floor is lava! Really great fun and very versatile, would absolutely recommend. Delivery was very quick with DPD and excellent customer service too.

• 5 out of 5 Great item

  Newitts Verified Purchase (20 Jan 2020)

  We use this for pre-school rugby sessions where it's used to develop children's ABCs of movement. The children love the design and is great for story play and other activities as well as being a good, safe balance item. It is strong enough to be walked over by lots of children wearing shoes and provides enough of a challenge to develop their balance skills without being too difficult or daunting.

• 3 out of 5 Not enough filling

  Newitts Verified Purchase (16 Jan 2019)

  These are a good idea and were appealing to the children. However there is not much filling and what was there is quite squashed now so they are not going to last very long.