Bath toys for kids who really love bath toys

Bath toys for kids who really love bath toys
Right now, our bathtub is like another toy chest and ohmygod do I wish I was exaggerating about this. Random pots and Tupperware purloined from the kitchen, squeezie orcas and penguins, and bottles of bubble bath (which ceased actually containing bubble bath months ago)--they've all found a home in the tub. I'm looking to evict some of these squatter tub tenants. And I know just which amazing bath toys to replace them with. These Boon Creatures are a set of four soft, squishy, and cute toy cups--heads with little eyes and fins, and bottoms with tails and flippers--that kids can mix and match to create any sort of sea animal they want. Like a crabsealopus. Or a whaleosquid.

Phthalate-, PVC-, and BPA-free, every part of the set is an actual, working cup, which means if you've got multiple kids, there are enough water containers--and pour-ers--to go around. It's also a smart set to keep at the grandparents' house, since they don't take up a ton of room but do provide all the fun. I know our tub-slash-toybox will never be the same, once our kids see how much they'll now have to actually play and bathe. Go fishing for Boon Creatures bath toys at Amazon.

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