Munchkin Learn Baby Bath Foam Letters & Numbers, Mess-Free Baby Bath Toys & Shower Toys, Sticks on Tiles & Porcelain, Creative Toddler Bath Toys, Removable Kids Bath Toys - Set of 26 Floating Letters

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Simple bubbles blown in the bathroom will catch their eye, and they might also like toys that light up underwater. There are even numbered guides on each letter that show which direction to start and end the tracing. Start looking for bath toys that do things now, like light up, make a noise or move around, to capture your child's attention.

One reviewer wrote, “He says so many different things, asking a lot of good questions like ‘What’s the first letter in your name? Best of all, as you submerge the black and white book in water, colours begin to emerge in the pictures as if by magic. The illustrations are in black and white to help draw your baby's attention with contrasting hues, and the crinkle sounds stimulate their sensory skills as they touch and feel their way around the soft fabric pages. Books are a great way to bond with your child before bedtime and this delightful story of underwater life is a sweet bath time read that is perfect for part of your bath, book, bed routine.We want to be confident that the products we recommend are fit for purpose, so we looked out for award-winning products, CE marked products, or those that were well regarded in the marketplace. Is there anything more relaxing than In the Night Garden’s Iggle Piggle floating down the river in his boat?

I know people have complained about the smell when you take them out of the package, but I didn't notice any. For kids learning to read, you can find toys that focus on letter names, sounds, and formation, as well as toys that focus on writing.This interactive alphabet toy was gifted to my daughter for her second birthday and she still finds joy in it almost a year later. I love that they will serve a new purpose as he grows instead of just pretty pictures he will be able to learn from the letters. The high contrast images are ideal for young babies whilst the simple words can help develop their language skills too. You can help your child identify the alphabet, learn to count, spell simple words or group by colour - An added bonus!