These Are the Best Kid Friendly Fireworks

The Fourth of July is a fun holiday for the whole family! From the hot dogs and burgers to the swimming and fireworks, everyone has something they enjoy about Independence Day celebrations. But for those little ones who may be discovering the holiday for the first time, you'll want to make sure they're safe, especially when it comes to fireworks!

It may not be legal in most places for fireworks to be set off in city-limits, but for those who like in an area where they can set off fireworks, they'll want to consider using these kid friendly fireworks when getting children involved.

Check out the best kid friendly fireworks below!

Below are some of the best kid friendly fireworks according to Red Apple Fireworks. Even adults enjoy these little fireworks!

Fireworks for Ages 4 to 11

As kids are starting out with fireworks, it's best to start small and work their way up!

Sparklers

Everyone loves a sparkler! They're some of the prettiest and most fun firecrackers, especially for the young ones. It's best to teach kids how to hold the sparkler out away from their body before lighting it. When you're ready light, use a long butane or propane. And it's safer to light one sparkler at a time!

Smoke Bombs

Smoke fireworks, better known as smoke bombs, actually don't explode, making them great for kids. They just emit cool colors of smoke.

Fireworks for Ages 12 to 14

As kids get older, it's safer for them to start getting into more of the big sparkling fireworks.

Cone Fountains

Cone fountains, or gerbs, are great ground fireworks with minimal explosives. They emit great effects and are pretty to look at.

Ground Spinners

Ground spinners are better known as jumping jacks or blooming flowers. They're colorful and fun for older kids and teenagers.

Fireworks for Ages 15 and Older

Once kids get in high school, they can better understand how to keep themselves safe with fireworks. Although, parental supervision is still encouraged!

Roman Candles

Smaller roman candles are great for teenagers. They help introduce them to the bigger fireworks without being overwhelmed. Just make sure they know how to hold them properly!