I've given up on buying actual tub toys as they aren't cheap and mold within a few weeks. I just tossed a ton of toys, and now they have only a couple things to play with in there. What do your kids (2+) play with at bath time?
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Measuring cups and spoons right now
She pretends to make us Soup or coffee
She also has a few hard plastic animals from Zoo no way for water to get into those -
His octonauts are his favorite!
I also like boon bath toys- the cups shaped like ducks and net with little bugs. They've never had mold and we've had them for 3+ years.ETA: my bad, the ducks are actually skip hop, not boon.
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DD likes to take her barbies in there
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@Bao: if you buy the squirting toys you can prevent them from getting mildew by blocking the holes with a glue gun
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She has boon stacking boats that she loves and a swimming penguin that she likes as long as you don't actually make it swim. She also has a red solo cup and some old measuring cups.
I'd love to find her more things but not sure what, so definitely following this.
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Mermaid Barbie, clip princesses and Shopkins. Pretty much anything that is plastic goes in.
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Hot wheels!
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Basically most of her toys from the water table relocated to the bath for the winter. She is obsessed with pouring water so any cups/pots will do.
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Right now it's his Paw Patrol toys. All their stickers have come off but he doesn't seem to care.
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Bath crayons, a little waterproof book, and an empty yogurt cup.
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She plays with a cup and a baby spoon the most. She loves to make us soup.
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@erinbaderin: haha my son loves being his own patrols into the tub too.
Zuma is the only real bath toy lol -
@Mrs. Pen: At our house Zuma is teaching all the other pups to swim.
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Bath books (I love them!). A wind up turtle, and some squeezy little basketball toys and some hard plastic ducks.
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Empty bottles and some little boats. We just tossed a load of grubby squirt toys and foam shapes. We might buy new bath toys for Christmas
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