Review on 🎈 300 Pack Red Water Balloons: Ultimate Fun for Outdoor Water Games by Steven Jackson

I saw them and thought how much fun my three year old daughter and I could have with them so I bought them. When they arrived I doubted there were really 300 in the package as there weren't many. I turned it into a counting lesson with my daughter, so we counted them fifty and put them in piles. There were 301 balloons in total, plus one broken one, so we actually got over 300 balloons. The balloons are covered with a white powder that I think should prevent them from sticking together. I use the bathroom faucet to inflate balloons. My faucet mouth is a standard size, and the first balloon I tried to put over my mouth broke like nothing happened. However, the next two did. In general, most of the time they stretch well, but sometimes break. Balloons fill the usual amount of water balloons. I had no problem with them attacking us without our intention of breaking them. They break easily when dropped on the ground, but I have a feeling that's the case most of the time. They were pretty easy to tie but wish they could stretch as much as a regular latex balloon. They seem a little tighter. Water balloons are great summer fun. You can play ball with them (of course, the balloon crashing into you is the most fun) or use them for relay races and birthday party games (like dodgeball with water balloons). You can fill them with water and freeze them for other fun. I've also seen them as sensory playthings in which they've been stuffed with things to give them different textures (e.g. pudding, flour, rice, sugar). This is a great way for young kids and toddlers to use for education. You can get a lot of creativity with them. I love that there are so many balloons in this pack because we can comfortably play with them without fear of running out of them very quickly. I'll come up with all sorts of fun ways we can play with them. I received this product at a discount in exchange for product testing and a review.