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Parents can't stop raving about 'mad' fireworks alternative that's child-friendly

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Updated 13:37 4 Nov 2024 GMTPublished 13:38 4 Nov 2024 GMT

Parents can't stop raving about 'mad' fireworks alternative that's child-friendly

It’s received rave reviews online

Danielle Fowler

Danielle Fowler

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The countdown to Bonfire Night (November 5) is on, and parents are rushing to buy a child-friendly fireworks alternative that’s been hailed ‘brilliant fun’.

Hundreds of the gadget have sold on Amazon this month alone and after just one scroll of the reviews, it’s not hard to see why.

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A safer alternative to setting off fireworks in the back garden, the budget Fireworks Bubble Machine has a ‘powerful motor’ designed to create hundreds of bubbles in minutes.

In the spirit of tradition, the machine creates a unique 'firework display' by shooting colourful bubbles into the sky with four multicoloured lights in the background.

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According to reviews, it’s pretty good value for money too. One customer wrote, “Tons of bubbles that go about five feet into the air. Beautifully mad and worth every penny.”

Another five-star review reads: “This is just brilliant. My son went nuts when I put it on haha, the house was full of bubbles - he loves it.”

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A third summed it up nicely: “Just like a little fireworks fountain, but with bubbles.”





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If you're keen to get your hands on the Fireworks Bubble Machine everyone is talking about before the big night, it's currently available to buy on Amazon for £13.99. It also comes in a butterfly and UFO design, depending on what you're after.

You’ll be pleased to hear there are lots of other child-friendly firework alternatives on the market this year too, from stomp rockets to spinning helicopter toys. Shop our top picks for Bonfire Night below.

Light-up helicopter toy, £8.39

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Amazon

With hundreds of glowing reviews online, customers say this light-up helicopter toy provides ‘hours of fun’ for kids. Once catapulted up to 160 feet into the night sky, the gadget gives an ‘amazing light show’. All you need to do is hook the slingshot onto the rubber band, turn on the LED light, and let go.

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One five-star review reads: “These went down a storm! The kids spent hours catapulting and running after them, they had loads of fun! We had to give to other kids on sight too as they were all mesmerised with them! Would definitely recommend.”

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Stomp rocket, £14.99

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TikTok/@smythstoys

Your kids don't need to feel like they're missing out on the big night with the Stomp Rocket. The budget toy has gone down a treat on Amazon with thousands of glowing reviews and according to customers, it provides 'hours of fun'.

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One five-star review reads: “Bloody hell, I know the box says it goes high, but wow it literally rockets up! The first two attempts landed on the neighbours roof, third went straight up and down. My kid's face was priceless. Guys, seriously, absolutely get this if your kid wants to see a rocket blast off to the moon."

Buy now.

Fireworks fingertip gyro, £9.68

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TikTok/@happy.toy.store

Designed for an engaging and interactive play experience, you can compete against one and other with the Fireworks Fingertip Gyro. All you need to do is tilt the toy at 35 degrees and spin. Naturally, it's all over TikTok.

According to the product description, the finger gadget is suitable for kids over the age of three, but only under adult supervision.

Buy now.

Featured Image Credit: TikTok/@taklry/Amazon

Topics: TikTok, Amazon, Shopping

Danielle Fowler
Danielle Fowler

Danielle Fowler is the Affiliates Writer at LADbible Group, working across LADbible, Tyla, GAMINGbible, SPORTbible and UNILAD. She covers the latest trends in fashion and beauty, writes about standout gadgets, and reviews the must-have products everyone's talking about.

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