Toddler Pool

[emma1606]

Hi,

Anyone have any good recommendations for a kiddie pool for a 2yr old? Inflatable vs. regular hard pool?

Thanks!

 

[SoccerMom2]

Hi,

Anyone have any good recommendations for a kiddie pool for a 2yr old? Inflatable vs. regular hard pool?

Thanks!

The $10 pool at walmart. it has a hard plastic sides and a tarp like bottom.

 

[ImAChvyGirl]

Hi,

Anyone have any good recommendations for a kiddie pool for a 2yr old? Inflatable vs. regular hard pool?

Thanks!

the inflatable one would be easier to store in the winter!! I don't think there would be much difference as long as they are really shallow!!

 

[Speedy70]

Target usually sells nice inflatable ones for kids. The brand name is Bonzai.

 

[emma1606]

Thanks everyone. The inflatable ones look much more fun with the slides etc but some reviews are not good for them.

 

[mAlice]

I always like the hard plastic pools because they were easier to clean.

 

[huntr1]

Inflatable pools always develop an air leak. Go with the hard plastic. It gets dirty over the winter, you can powerwash it.

 

[SoMDGirl42]

Thanks everyone. The inflatable ones look much more fun with the slides etc but some reviews are not good for them.

I don't think I'd personally go with a slide in any pool for a 2 year old. I'd go with a cheap inflatable plain pool, less than 15-20 bucks, and replace it as needed. JMO.

 

[emma1606]

Thanks for all your suggestions, think we'll go with the plastic Walmart one!

 

[sockgirl77]

I always like the hard plastic pools because they were easier to clean.

 

[belvak]

Hi,

Anyone have any good recommendations for a kiddie pool for a 2yr old? Inflatable vs. regular hard pool?

Thanks!

Bath Tub... You already have one, cleans easily, and you won't have to worry about sunburn!














J/K

 

[poster]

Thanks everyone. The inflatable ones look much more fun with the slides etc but some reviews are not good for them.

Do you have a small slide in the yard already?
I used to put that over the edge and let them slide into a regular blow up pool. Whatever you do always empty and put in fresh water, even if it's just for overnight.