Floating Bath Toys

Classic floating characters for imaginative water play:

• Melissa & Doug Float-Alongs — available as Baby Dolphins or Tiny Tugboats, soft floating characters for early water play.
• Ubbi Boat and Buoy — a simple, floating boat and buoy set.
• Skip Hop Zoo Croc the Boat Bath Toy — a playful floating croc-shaped boat.

Pouring & Scooping Toys

Great for fine motor development and cause-and-effect play:

• Munchkin Super Scoop™ — a scoop-and-pour toy for water play.
• Skip Hop Zoo Stack and Pour Buckets — stacking buckets that double as pouring toys.
• Skip Hop Zoo Fill Up Fountain Bee — a fill-and-pour fountain toy.
• Skip Hop Explore & More Submarine – Monkey — a floating submarine toy with scoop-and-fill play.

Suction & Stacking Toys

Ubbi's range sticks to the tub wall for hands-on water play:

• Ubbi Starfish Suction Bath Toys
• Ubbi Squeeze Bath Toys
• Ubbi Cloud and Droplet Bath Toys – Cloudy Blue
• Ubbi Lighthouse Stacking Cups Bath Toy

Imaginative Play Sets

Skip Hop's Tub to Table Café and Fresh & Clean ranges turn bath time into pretend play:

• Tub to Table Café Swirl & Splash Lemonade
• Tub to Table Café Plant & Splash Set
• Tub to Table Café Prep & Serve Salad
• Fresh & Clean Mirror Fun Set

Bath Books

Young Wonderer Duckie Goes On An Adventure Bath Book — a waterproof bath book for story time in the tub.

Bath Toys — FAQ

What age are bath toys suitable from?

Most bath toys are suitable from around 3–6 months, once your baby can sit supported in the bath, though soft squeeze toys and floating toys are often safe from birth for supervised splash time. Always check the age recommendation on individual packaging, as this varies by toy type and any small or detachable parts.

Are bath toys safe to leave in the tub?

Toys with holes can trap water inside and develop mould or mildew if left wet between baths. It's best to squeeze out excess water after each use, let toys air dry fully, and give them an occasional clean. Suction-based and solid toys, like Ubbi's range, are generally easier to keep hygienic long-term.

Do bath toys need batteries?

Most don't — toys like floating boats, scoops, and stacking cups are fully mechanical, relying on water and squeezing rather than power. Musical or light-up bath toys are the main exception, and typically use small, sealed battery compartments designed to stay watertight.

Should I supervise bath toy play?

Yes, always. Bath time with toys should never be unsupervised, regardless of your child's age or how confidently they're sitting or playing — this applies to all water play, not just when toys are involved.

It's important to ensure that the bath toys you choose are age-appropriate and safe for your child. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines for usage and supervision to ensure a safe and enjoyable bath time experience.

Remember, never leave your child unattended during bath time, especially when using bath toys or any other water-related activities. Safety should always be a top priority.

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