Yookidoo Toddler Baby Bath Toy (Ages 1-3) Pop-Up Bee Flower Sprinkler - Garden Adventure Set with Watering Can (Mold Free) Attach to Any Tub, Shower Fun for Bath time

Tel que décrit. Ma petite fille de 20 mois l’adore !

These are sooo cute (we got the snail and bee) and work just as advertised! My toddler (and me!) love them and are entertained throughout bath time. Have bought as gifts for other children too and had good feedback. Agree with some of the other reviews that the suctions aren’t quite adequate to withhold the weight for longer than the duration of a bath. But I find if you wet the suction first they seem to last fine for the length of a bath but if left on side of the bath once you’re finished then you hear them crashing off. This wouldn’t put me off buying them though. They’re well made and sturdy!

Adults, you’ll want to play with this fun bath toy when it’s your turn. Smoke a joint pre-bath and have a good little time. It’ll take you back to simpler times when you were kid, just playing in the bath.

If you're looking for a bath toy that can entertain both your toddler and baby while simultaneously teaching patience (or lack thereof), this flower toy is your answer. I didn’t think it was possible for a tiny plastic flower to become the most used item in our bath routine, but here we are, with my toddler turning "watering the flower" into a full-on ritual.My toddler has taken to “watering the flower” like it’s his personal garden, eagerly pouring water in with all the precision of a botanist. Then, when the flower opens up and reveals the bumblebee (cue the dramatic music), he looks at it like it's a magic trick he’s seen a hundred times but still can’t quite figure out. It’s his own version of “peekaboo” with a flower, and he’s obsessed.Meanwhile, my baby is also entranced by the sudden appearance of the bumblebee. It’s like watching her witness the greatest show on Earth… until the flower starts closing. That’s when things get a little *too* intense. My baby—bless her heart—has yet to grasp the concept of "patience" and, instead of waiting for the flower to open up naturally, she aggressively *shoves* the toy, demanding that the bumblebee reappear *now*. She’s not so much playing peekaboo as she is performing an impromptu wrestling match with a flower. I’m pretty sure the flower has scars from her enthusiasm.In conclusion, this bath toy is a hit. It keeps my toddler entertained for ages, and my baby loves the bumblebee surprise. Just be ready for the possibility that the flower may not survive the intense "peekaboo" requests from the younger crowd. But hey, it’s all part of the fun, right?

Lovely little toy. My kids love it. They're probably a little older than the targeted age(3,5,7)for this toy but that can only be a good thing!