Part of my role as a grandparent is to make sure that my granddaughter has all the toys she'd ever need. Extra points if it's annoying and makes lots of noise. With so many electronic entertainment devices out there today it's easy to forget some of the old classics, like soap bubbles. When I heard my grandkid was interested in bubbles, I immediately headed over to Banggood to see what's up. Of course the store was right on top of it, with several different types of bubble toys stocked and ready to pop. We started with the Pickwoo Electric Helicopter Bubble Machine (reviewed previously on Banggood) and it was a super-big hit in Arizona, where it's always good weather for bubbling. Pickwoo's machine pays tribute to the dip-and-blow bubbles of our past with a cute toy that uses just the right amount of today's tech. Kids weren't the only ones liking the Pickwoo machine; several adults wanted to know where it came from and how to get one. Next, we planned for a rainy day by picking up the Big Bubble Making Props, a stick-based bubble making toy that produces HUGE bubbles, shape-shifting orbs that can be a big as a car. Keep in mind these wands are outdoor toys unsuitable for small children; kids should be strong enough to work them by about age 8 or 9. This is an advanced bubble making apparatus that takes some time to learn and master, but the possibilities here are really enormous. A parent can stash away a toy like this in a closet to be later unveiled the next time there's a child activity emergency, or somebody could use a little fun. Thanks to Banggood for being our No. 1 bubble-making equipment seller.

Part of my role as a grandparent is to make sure that my granddaughter has all the toys she'd ever need. Extra points if it's annoying and makes lots of noise. With so many electronic entertainment devices out there today it's easy to forget some of the old classics, like soap bubbles. When I heard my grandkid was interested in bubbles, I immediately headed over to Banggood to see what's up. Of course the store was right on top of it, with several different types of bubble toys stocked and ready to pop. We started with the Pickwoo Electric Helicopter Bubble Machine (reviewed previously on Banggood) and it was a super-big hit in Arizona, where it's always good weather for bubbling. Pickwoo's machine pays tribute to the dip-and-blow bubbles of our past with a cute toy that uses just the right amount of today's tech. Kids weren't the only ones liking the Pickwoo machine; several adults wanted to know where it came from and how to get one. Next, we planned for a rainy day by picking up the Big Bubble Making Props, a stick-based bubble making toy that produces HUGE bubbles, shape-shifting orbs that can be a big as a car. Keep in mind these wands are outdoor toys unsuitable for small children; kids should be strong enough to work them by about age 8 or 9. This is an advanced bubble making apparatus that takes some time to learn and master, but the possibilities here are really enormous. A parent can stash away a toy like this in a closet to be later unveiled the next time there's a child activity emergency, or somebody could use a little fun. Thanks to Banggood for being our No. 1 bubble-making equipment seller.

Part of my role as a grandparent is to make sure that my granddaughter has all the toys she'd ever need. Extra points if it's annoying and makes lots of noise. With so many electronic entertainment devices out there today it's easy to forget some of the old classics, like soap bubbles. When I heard my grandkid was interested in bubbles, I immediately headed over to Banggood to see what's up. Of course the store was right on top of it, with several different types of bubble toys stocked and ready to pop. We started with the Pickwoo Electric Helicopter Bubble Machine (reviewed previously on Banggood) and it was a super-big hit in Arizona, where it's always good weather for bubbling. Pickwoo's machine pays tribute to the dip-and-blow bubbles of our past with a cute toy that uses just the right amount of today's tech. Kids weren't the only ones liking the Pickwoo machine; several adults wanted to know where it came from and how to get one. Next, we planned for a rainy day by picking up the Big Bubble Making Props, a stick-based bubble making toy that produces HUGE bubbles, shape-shifting orbs that can be a big as a car. Keep in mind these wands are outdoor toys unsuitable for small children; kids should be strong enough to work them by about age 8 or 9. This is an advanced bubble making apparatus that takes some time to learn and master, but the possibilities here are really enormous. A parent can stash away a toy like this in a closet to be later unveiled the next time there's a child activity emergency, or somebody could use a little fun. Thanks to Banggood for being our No. 1 bubble-making equipment seller.

great for making giant bubbles for the little ones

great for making giant bubbles for the little ones

great for making giant bubbles for the little ones