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MLB Soft Sport Glove, & Ball Set

  • 0.5 38 Ratings
  • Brand: MLB
  • Item Number: 150-011
  • Recommended Age: 3-5 Year Old
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Description


Learn to be a future champ.

- Great for teaching hand and eye coordination. >
- The soft foam baseball glove and ball is a great way to allow your younger players to play like the big guys .>
- Baseball stuffed with 100% virgin poly fill.>
- Blue and red in color. >
- Soft foam for backyard use. >
- Great fun for some of the youngest members of your family.

7.6 x 4.3 x 6.4 inches

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Why Our Experts Love It


Perfect for any child to help with catching and throwing.

Adjustable wrist strap allows for the mitt to 'grow' with your little one. We love it because it's a high-performance set at a great value.
  • Jane, Grandparent (OFallon, MO)
    • Overall:Stars: 5.0
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    Future baseball player
    This set came just in time for the Word Series. My grandson likes the Cardinals so he would get his glove and ball each night and expect the adults to "Play Ball." Unfortunately we've lost the ball in the house somewhere!

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  • Begin by introducing just the ball and glove to your child. They will have fun just rolling it along and feeling its interesting texture. Take some time to show your child how to throw the ball both underhand and overhand. Teach him/her to catch the ball using both hands.
  • Use tape or chalk to draw large boxes on the wall to use as targets. This will improve your childs aim as he/she practices throwing the ball within the box. You can start with really large boxes and gradually make them smaller. Be sure to notice which arm your child prefers to throw with. And as always, give lots of encouragement!
  • Then, introduce your child to the mitt. Show your child how to put his/her hand inside the mitt and use his/her fingers to open and close it. Make sure the mitt is not on his/her throwing hand. Put the ball in the mitt and have your child squeeze it. This will improve your childs hand strength.
  • Start by standing close to your child and tossing the ball to him/her. Slowly you can create more distance as your childs catching improves. Foster independent play by showing your child how to throw the ball up in the air and catch by him/herself.
  • This product meets or exceeds all safety standards

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