Munchkin Letters and Numbers Bath Toys, 36 Count

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Discover our baby products and toddler accessories, including baby weaning products, Sippy cups, bath toys, stair gates, bouncers and more, all designed to make parents' lives easier and more enjoyable. Design Space will show you how many different mats you need to prepare based on all the different colors you are choosing to cut. Suitable from three months, these crayons promise to keep your little one entertained from early babyhood well into the time they've started charging around with their best baby walker (we aren't promising the first pack will have lasted that long, mind! It’s a sight that has reduced most parents to tears of gratitude at least once in the early evening. We've delved into the Mumsnet forums to find out what the real experts - the UK's largest online network of parents - think of the best bath toys currently on offer, from budget-friendly options to stimulating STEM bath toys, foam makers and light-up options.

These DIY foam bath letters and funny faces are a great boredom buster and bath activity for toddlers and little kids! You can help your child identify the alphabet, learn to count, spell simple words or group by colour - An added bonus! While they are recommended for children aged three and over, Mumsnet users say that foam letters can also be a great way for younger toddlers to interact and learn in the water.Best of all, the set comes with a mesh storage bag to stash away all the pieces when bath time is over, which can then be hung with suction pads to allow the pieces to dry. If your child goes through a stage of not enjoying bath time (and many do), a couple of new bath toys might encourage them into the tub.

The easiest solution is to stick them in the dishwasher, which is hot enough to kill off any germs – or you can sterilise them in the same way you do baby feeding bottles.Opt for a baby bath toy storage solution that allows the toys to drain easily to prevent them from getting mouldy. This set of six cups, in muted colours, is made from 100% recycled plastic, are BPA-, PVC- and phthalate-free, and can even go in the dishwasher for cleaning. Iggle Piggle’s Bath Time Boat Toy has an ever-changing light-up pattern in three LED colours that create a soothing glow under the water that children seem to find really relaxing – perfect for a quiet bath before bedtime.

This toy attaches to the side of the bath or wall tiles using suction cups and comes with three cones to fill with ice cream bubbles. I moved the little pieces on this pink one to be cut from inside the hair rather than on the outside. As such, no water can get inside and it’s completely safe for your baby to grab and chew – becoming a handy toy for teething (in and out of the bath) too! The knife blade will do a couple of passes with each shape, then a screen will pop up asking if you want to finish with the cut.Best of all, as you submerge the black and white book in water, colours begin to emerge in the pictures as if by magic. Foam stickers or puzzles that have pieces that float in the water and can be pieced together on the tiled wall are sure to keep them busy.

Enhancing their sensory development, the Nuby Watering Can helps build hand-eye coordination and teaches children about cause and effect (making it an ideal toy for 9 month olds in particular) as they watch the bubbles wash off their skin by tipping or tilting the can. This set of 36 floating letters and numbers comes in six fun colors, clings to bathroom walls when wet, and provides endless opportunity for bathtime learning. You can help your child identify the alphabet, learn to count, spell simple words or group by colour - an added bonus!The benefits of educational bath toys can include everything from developing and encouraging imagination and creativity to motor skills, understanding cause and effect and communication skills. While trying to come up with some fun bath time activities to do, I thought it would be really fun to make some with my Cricut. If it sticks to the wall next to your bath, for example, it will be no good to you if you have a freestanding tub perched in the middle of the room with no wall nearby.