16 results for "Jacob's Rib It Ball" between $2.00 and $150.00

I am a pediatric occupational therapist and always looking for something to help the clients I work with improve their motor skill functions. I was skeptical about it at first mainly because I hate forking out 30 plus dollars for something that looked kind of strange. When I got it, my husband blew it up using his excellent lung power. I suggest using a pump or something of that sort to blow it up. This consists of a large balloon which is blown up inside the nylon "shell" and then tied off via...

The 30 Jacob s Rib-It-Ball and its unique patented ribs make it easy to grab even for the smallest hands. This ball is lightweight making it fun and easy to throw even for children with limited muscle strength. Jacob s Rib-It-Ball is made with crisp material that naturally makes noise enhancing auditory awareness every time it s touched. This ball is also made with high contrasting colros-- perfect for kids with low vision. PlayAbility Factors: Fine Motor Skills Gross Motor Skills Forearm Rotation...

Exercise gross motor skills and coordination and have fun doing it. Fabric covered "ribs" make this inflatable ball a snap to catch and throw. Specially designed not to roll away, which means less frustration in case a catch is missed. 18".

The unique, handle-like ribs on this lightweight ball makes it easy to grab and easy to throw, aiding in the practice of balance and motor skills. The ribs have a crinkle sound and feel for sensory input. The ribs also prevent it from rolling out of reach, eliminating frustrating “chase” time. Ball has a fabric cover, foam-filled ribs, and soft balloon insert. Fabric imported.

- Children under 8 yrs. can choke or suffocate on uninflated or broken ballons.

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Children under 8 yrs. can choke or suffocate on uninflated or broken balloons. Adult supervision required. Keep uninflated balloons from children. Discard broken balloons at once.

This lightweight inflatable ball helps children develop balance, coordination and play skills. Tubes stop the ball from rolling away and can be used as handles. It's easy to grab even for the smallest hands, easy to throw, and easy to reach for more hands-on play time, which is especially beneficial to young children and those with special needs.