Do you have a little one who loves bath toys? If there is one thing every toddler loves, it is playing in the bath, especially with a variety of fun toys with mom and dad. Being the cool Aunt in the family, I love sending surprise bath toys to all the toddlers in our family. I know they will be one of those toys that will last for some time and bring joy, especially if they are Playmobil. Out of all the toys I have purchased, they are not only loved by children but last, allowing them to be passed down to siblings in the family or cousins later when they are outgrown. Playmobil has always made toys that keep on giving.
Bath Toys: Before Purchasing
Of course, like all bath toys, you must always pay attention to age limits. While some toys are unique and seem like something kids would love, it doesn’t mean they are safe. I try getting toys with very few small pieces so they aren’t dangerous to little hands or possibly a danger if it goes in a child’s mouth. To help with gift-giving (and stressed parents), I love that Playmobil has a fantastic age rating system on their 1.2.3 toy line. The bath toys in the Playmobil 1.2.3 line are divided into three categories – Easy Start, First Challenge, and Little Expert (as shown in the picture below).
Not sure where to start? Check out these three bath toys from the Playmobil Aqual 1.2.3 line for toddlers!
Playmobil 1.2.3 Aqua Water Slide with Sea Animals
Are you looking for a super cute toy for bath time? If so, you will love the Playmobil 1-2-3 Aqua Water Slide with Sea Animals. Just attach the suction cup slide to the tub or wall, and allow kids to slide their new friends and their fish down the slide into the protective bowl. To make finding them in the tub easier, it even includes a kid-friendly scoop, allowing kids to work on their fine motor and cognitive skills during playtime in the tub. In this set, you can expect to find one person figure, a fish, baby octopus, a puffer fish, a suction cup slide, a suction cup bowl, and a scoop.
MSRP: $17.99 on [Amazon]
Playmobil 1.2.3 Aqua Water Seesaw with Boat
Ready for an exciting boat ride to a floating island? Prepare for a fun adventure in the tub with the Playmobil 1.2.3 Aqua Water Seesaw with Boat. Take the little boat to the seesaw slide, where kids and fish can slide and have fun with their fish friends. When it is time to get their friends out of the water, just use the boat as a life-saver and float them back to the slide island. As a Stage 3 Playmobil toy, kids work on important development skills during playtime, encouraging cognitive skills, fine motor skills, and creativity as they play with these bath-time toys. The set includes two people figures, a floating baby octopus, an island with a seesaw, and a boat.
MSRP: $36.75 on [Amazon]
Playmobil 1.2.3 Aqua Water Wheel with Baby Shark
Does your child love splashing in the tub? Make bath time even more fun with the Playmobil 1.2.3 Aqua Water Wheel with Baby Shark. Just attach the water wheel to the wall or tub (using the suction cups) and place the figure inside for some real once. Once the door is closed, kids can fill the cup with water and pour it over the wheel to make it spin! As the figure spins about in the water wheel, the baby shark can float and have fun too! Being a Stage 3 Playmobil toy, kids develop important developmental skills during playtime – encouraging cognitive skills, fine motor skills, and creativity as they play with these bath-time toys. The set includes one person figure, a floating baby shark, a water wheel, and a cup for pouring.
MSRP: $17.99 on [Amazon]
Bath Toys: Where to Purchase
Would you like to purchase one of these adorable bath toys for your favorite toddler? You can find these Playmobil 1-2-3 toys and other toys from Playmobil on Amazon.com (most with free prime shipping)! Who knew bath time could be so much fun?
About Susan Bewley
Susan Bewley is a professional writer who has been writing content online & in print format for over 10 years. As well, she is an alumni of the University of Louisville with a Masters Degree in Special Education. When not working as an online business consultant or ghost writing, she can be found writing on Budget Earth, on her own novel, or working with various entities in the pet industry.