These little boats are such a classic bath toy, and we love how simple yet fun they are! They’re made of sturdy, high-quality plastic and have no holes, so there’s zero worry about mold buildup—huge plus! They float really well, stack nicely for easy storage, and are just the right size for little hands to grab and play with. Our little one enjoys pushing them around in the water and watching them bob along with the bubbles. For the price, you get a great set that’s durable, easy to clean, and keeps kids entertained during bath time. Definitely recommend these for any parent looking for a no-fuss, classic bath toy! Read more
I like these as I prefer bath toys that can fully dry and not hold water and mold on the inside. Read more
Lots of cute colors, these boats are easy to clean and are the perfect size. Bath time toys and the quality is great. Safe for kiddos to play with. It works great in the water and there is no stickiness. Read more
The Munchkin Little Boat Train Bath Toy is such a great find. The colors are bright and fun, and my toddler loves playing with them. They stack together nicely and dry well, which makes cleanup easy. They also seem like a bath toy that will stay mold free, which is a BIG plus for me. We name the colors while we play, and it makes bath time extra fun. A simple, durable toy that should last a long time. Read more
My baby loved these! Read more
Favorite bath toy by far! Love that they stack, for easy cleanup. Fun for counting, learning colors, and playing sink and float. Really cute little boats that creat tons of fun for my little one. Read more
We’ve had these since my son was a baby and they really started getting played with a lot more when he was was around 1-1.5 years old but not as you would think. The boats don’t hook together well at all, which causes frustration, so skip showing how to do that. They also tend to sink fairly easily so the “float” aspect isn’t the greatest. He does however like to “find them all” when they are tucked away in bubbles or below the water in a bubble path. The boat stacking ability is a big hit at this age and my two year old is now naming the colors, the numbers on the top, counting them when stacking them, and counting how many holes they have in them that the water drains from. And of course, using it as a cup because toddlers drink bathwater like a fine wine. With the number of boats you get (good because you’ll probably lose them or they do elsewhere like the water table) and the price point, this is a no brainer everyone buy toy. Read more
My kid loves them she likes that they have a smile. She says "they have a great smile" and likes to choose different colors and say which ones are her favorite. Oh and they click together which is a good strategy skill because if they aren't all put the same way, they won't click. Read more
