The Best Bubble Machines for Kids of 2026

The Fubbles Bubble Blastin’ Automatic Party Machine doesn't mess around when it comes to pumping out a continuous stream of small bubbles. It comes with a small bottle of bubble solution that can be poured directly into the basin. After about 10-15 minutes, you’ll need to add more bubble solution to the machine. It runs on four AA batteries, which are not included with your purchase.

While we appreciate the lightweight and easy-to-carry design of this battery-operated bubble machine, it feels like it’s made from cheap plastic and might crack or break completely if dropped on the ground. It also only has one speed.

Be careful when moving the machine when it’s full of the solution, because it can spill back into the motor and potentially cause damage. This is a decently lightweight, portable bubble machine, but there are better options out there.

"Cocomelon," the hit Netflix show for kids, is everywhere these days—even bubble makers. The Cocomelon Bubble Machine can blow bubbles and play songs from the show, entrancing kids who can’t get enough of the catchy bops.

The machine also works in bubble-only mode, for those times when you don’t want to listen to another “Cocomelon” song. The songs, which cycle through the same variety, are loud enough to hear when you’re sitting close by, and are at a just-right volume for little ears (there are no volume controls).

The bubble maker is downright adorable, but it’s smaller than most other bubble machines in our guide and has a lower bubble output. Because it’s on the small side, it’s tricky to pour the solution into the reservoir without spilling it. A funnel would remedy this problem, but it’s an extra step we’d rather avoid when using a bubble machine.

Adding to this issue is the fact that the reservoir only holds 3.38 ounces of solution. That means it won’t be long before you need to repeat the process. Pouring the solution in was the messiest part of the Cocomelon bubble maker, which is why it pushed this bubble machine lower on our list. That said, once it was fully assembled, the machine did not leak or spill.

On the plus side, the small size is ideal for babies, who will likely be transfixed by the combination of bubbles and music coming from this pint-sized plastic watermelon. While this bubble machine is also great for young toddlers to enjoy, the older kids we tested with, ages 4 and 9, lost interest quickly. (Of note, the manufacturer's recommended age range is three and up.)

The Cocomelon bubble maker comes with a 4-ounce bottle of solution, but it does not come with the three AA batteries you need to power it. Despite its small capacity, the Cocomelon Bubble Machine will surely delight the Cocomelon-obsessed kids in your life with a soap-filled, sing-along experience.

If you’re looking for a bubble machine with a cheerful design, then the KidzLane Bubble Machine is worth a look. It’s bright and colorful, sturdy and durable, and holds about 6 ounces of bubble solution. You can pour the solution directly into the dolphin’s mouth, which was great fun for my kids who enjoyed “feeding” the sea life-shaped bubble maker.

KizLane’s bubble machine features 10 spinning wands that blow a consistent stream of small bubbles. On some occasions, the bubbles would cling to the front of the machine, creating a messy backup. It features a no-tip design for stability and includes a large, 8-ounce reservoir for the bubble solution.

You'll need six AA batteries (not included) to power the machine. Overall, this machine works well and features a sturdy (and adorable) design, but it requires more batteries than other bubble machines and can be messy to use.