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Bathtime Gift Ideas

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Bath toys are a great gift for little ones. When looking for bath toys I always like things that don’t take up too much space, are easy to store and are safe for little ones in the tub. I’m not a fan of squirty bath toys. They can get water trapped inside and get mildewy and gross. Most kids enjoy taking baths. Here are some favorite bath toys to help make bathtime even more fun!

favorite bath toys and bathtime gift ideas
one • If you have a Little Bookworm, a book for the bathtub is a great idea.

two • Little ones love stacking cups in the bath. These encourage the development of motor skills as kids learn to pour water from one cup to another. They also serve a dual purpose because they are useful for rinsing shampoo out of their hair.

three • These foam letters and numbers helped encourage my children’s love of learning the alphabet, reading, and math. When younger you can use them for letter recognition, and then move on to spelling words on the tub wall. Now that we are using ours for spelling words, we have bought a second set so we have two of each letter.

four • I love the design of this Origami Sailboat Bath Toy. It has a nice modern and minimalistic look, while still being a fun tub toy.

five • Octopus Hoopla Bath Ring Toss is another toy that is useful for motor skill development. Parents can enjoy this came as well!

six • Green Toys Tugboat

seven • This Boon Frog Bath Toy Scoop is a scoop, drain and toy holder. I love it. It’s nice that it mounts to the wall, and that water just drains out.

Updated to add some new favorite bath toys:

Whining With Wine - Bath toys - Boon Jellies Suction Cup Boon MARCO Light-up Toddler Sensory Bath Tub Water Toy for Kids Aged 3 Years and Up, Blue MOLUK Plui Rain Cloud Tub Toy

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