A March 2019 study from the University of North Georgia in Dahlonega supports the belief of many parents that ball pits are contaminated with germs, dirt and other unpleasant things.

It's clear Sampson is over the moon in his ball pit and just having the time of his life. So far, the video has racked up over 298,000 likes and almost 2,000 comments. One user said: "He's adorable!!!

They did not look at those popular public ball pits found at some restaurants and indoor playgrounds, but they assume that these, too, are probably breeding grounds for germs. The greatest risk is ...

With thousands of multicolored pit balls on hand, White turned a hallway in his home into an epic play area for his Siberian Husky — and the video is full of so much pure joy, you won’t be ...

“The Beach,” the ultra-popular ball pit that turned a D.C. museum into an attraction for kids of all ages, is coming back to the National Building Museum this summer, albeit in a smaller and ...