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Familiar characters and toys with buttons to push or levers to pull will distract toddlers from the dreaded hair wash and help develop their understanding of cause and effect. We also looked out for any negative reviews, where Mumsnetters highlighted products that they felt were poor quality, difficult to clean, didn’t work or simply weren’t well received by their children. Whilst some bath toys can be used from birth, to get the most out of your bath toys, we recommend introducing them from around six months of age. My daughter was so excited to see these in the tub -- and to stick them on the tub and on herself -- but they can be used outside of the tub too (on high chair, on the floor, anywhere). Use them to introduce alphabet sounds and letters through sensory play for infants, or help older children combine or stack them to build their language skills.The illustrations are in black and white to help draw your baby's attention with contrasting hues, and the crinkle sounds stimulate their sensory skills as they touch and feel their way around the soft fabric pages. The options on this span a wide range of stages — some toys for newborns and babies introduce alphabet learning through soft sensory books and flashcards, while other learning toys for toddlers and preschoolers include heftier building blocks, puzzles, and interactive electronic toys. It’s an interactive alphabet game that combines electronic play with physical activities your child completes on a designated pad.
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. From around six months, or when your baby has learned to sit and has possibly outgrown their baby bouncer, you can move on to toys that fill and pour, before introducing toys and games to keep their interest as they get older. 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!It has five surfaces to play on, including one with alphabet blocks your child can spin to see corresponding illustrations and words that match each letter.
You can also use diluted bleach – but be very sure you’ve rinsed it all off before giving the toy back to your child – or soak it in diluted vinegar overnight and rinse off. It has a lowercase alphabet on one side and an uppercase version on the other side, and all vowels are highlighted in red. Simple bubbles blown in the bathroom will catch their eye, and they might also like toys that light up underwater.Rest assured, our "Elf Crew" will do their part to get your packages shipped and into your hands as quickly as possible. For your peace of mind, it contains no BPA, phthalates or PVC, and it goes in the dishwasher so is easy to keep clean.
It’s fair to say that tiny newborns probably don’t need much – the experience of being in the water is stimulating enough. Whilst aimed at children 18 months plus, it’s great for older children too or for siblings to play together, encouraging imagination and role play, whilst developing their motor skills, making it a great all-rounder and one of the best sensory toys for babies when it comes to bathtime. One reviewer wrote, “He says so many different things, asking a lot of good questions like ‘What’s the first letter in your name?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. Just add water and bubble bath to the top, and children can pull the lever to fill the cones with foam and add pretend sprinkles with the sprinkle shaker.
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