flyta, fylla och hälla för lek både i och utanför badkaret
perfekt för små händer
anpassad för barnhänder och främjar hand-öga-koordination
hål för regneffekt
sänk ner i vatten och låt regnet komma ut
diskmaskinssäker
lufttorka för att förhindra mögel och placera på översta hyllan i diskmaskinen för enkel rengöring
Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 8 reviews)
Olivia T.★★★★★
The little buoys are surprisingly durable – my son has thrown them across the tub and they still float perfectly. The boat has small holes that make pouring water a fun challenge for his coordination.
Owen★★★★★
The soft silicone boat is much easier for my baby to grip than other bath toys, and the little buoys actually stay afloat even when filled with water. Great for splashing fun!
Aurora★★★★★
My toddler loves filling the little plastic buoys with water and watching them spin as they sink—way more engaging than I expected. The boat floats perfectly even with a splash, and the holes make pouring practice fun without making a mess.
David O.★★★★★
The little boat is so soft and squishy, my toddler loves squeezing it in the bath. The hard plastic buoys attached with the strings are perfect for her to grab and practice filling with water. It’s a simple toy that actually keeps her entertained while I wash her hair.
Evelyn D.★★★★★
The boat is nice and soft, but the buoys are what really keep my kid engaged—they're just the right size for little hands to grab and pour water during bath time.
Edward★★★★★
My toddler loves how the soft silicone boat floats and she can easily squeeze water out of the little hole, and the hard plastic buoys are perfect for her small hands to grab and stack.
Avery K.★★★★★
Our little one loves the little boats and buoys. The soft silicone boat is great for tiny hands, and the way it floats and pours water keeps him entertained for so long. The bright colors are a nice bonus.
Adam★★★☆☆
The boat is cute but the plastic buoys feel a bit flimsy compared to the silicone boat. It floats fine for bath time play, though I wish the pouring holes were a little larger for easier water flow.