Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Hopping in the bath for a scrub can be fun for little ones, and adding in bath toys they will love makes the experience that much better. For kids that hate taking a bath, toys can help ease the process and make it more tolerable. From soft and squishy toys to interactive options, there are plenty of options to brighten their bath time session.

Customers say that these top-rated bath toys are fun to play with both in the water and out. Parents also love that they are durable and well-priced. Try as we may, bath toys can collect mold over time. To help remove it and sanitize them, dunk them in a mixture of three-fourths cup bleach in a gallon of water, and let them soak overnight. In the morning, give them an initial drying, but then let them air dry for the rest of the day. Algebraic Wooden Name Puzzle, Preschool Puzzle Toys for Girls, Personalized Name and Number Puzzle, Educational Puzzle for Learning ShapesToomies love to have fun! It’s at the heart of everything we do. We’re full of features and little surprises that will delight both you and your child. This selection works best for older kids who don’t taste their toys as much, like at least age 3 and older preschoolers. Animals you may find inside include dolphins, sea turtles, seahorses, manta rays, clownfish, orcas, crabs, blue whales, and more. Bath toys can be so much fun, it can be easy to overdo it. Remember, the goal here is to get your kid cleaned and entertain them in the process. So, limit your bath toys to a few items so you can focus on scrub-a-dub-dubbing your child while they're not distracted by too many oh-so-tempting playthings.

Go ahead—let them color on the walls. The bathtub walls, that is! And don’t worry about them misplacing any of their bath crayons during bathtime—it’s a cinch to keep them together when they’re all stashed inside this cool star crayon. This easy-to-grip star crayon from Alex includes six vibrant colors—red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet—and works best for kiddos ages 2 and older. These little whale rattles not only bring your child "closer" to the sea, they also make gentle sounds that put your baby at ease. Each one is made from rubber, which is easy to clean and for little ones to grab. Other friendly sea animal toys include sea horses, crabs, turtles, and dolphins. Eye-eye: Octopus eyes revolve, spoons sprinkle different ways, there’s a spinning water wheel and two squishy squirters. How about a little ring toss during bathtime? This fun bath octopus by Nuby floats in the water and includes three rings your little one can toss onto the tentacles. Designed for kids 18 months and older, the toy is great for developing hand-eye coordination and provides a fun challenge as your child grows. Bonus: It also doubles as a fun pool toy for toddlers!

Perfect for ages 9 months and older, the cups can even help teach hand-eye coordination, numbers, and colors. Parents say these cups provide tons of entertainment and can be played with outside of the tub, too. Let your little shoot and score to their heart’s content with this handy basketball hoop and balls set from 3 Bees and Me. The hoop attaches to the bathtub faucet with this set instead of using suction cups that don’t always stay attached to the wall—and the balls have no holes, so there’s no chance of mold or mildew growing inside. Customers say it is a big hit with kids, but some wish it came with more rings. Some also warned that it's smaller than they expected, but overall, thought it was a fun toy that was perfect for bathtime.

Designed for ages 12 months and up, the Ubbi Cloud and Droplets Bath Toys let your baby make gentle rainstorms in the bathtub without the worry of water causing mold or mildew inside the toys. Both the cloud and droplet open up, fill with water, and close easily, and they’re easily washed in the dishwasher. Leave them open to dry completely once washed. Best for ages 2 to 6 years, the Yookidoo Submarine Spray Station has won numerous awards for its innovative bath play design. Offering several different activities for the imaginative mind, this bath toy is never boring. It starts with drawing up bath water using its battery-operated pump (batteries not included), which flows into the diver shower head. From there, the sky’s the limit. There’s the googly-eyed water spinner, the hand shower, the removable funnel, and much more. You'll only need to get rid of solid bath toys (with no holes at all) once they start to become damaged. For porous bath toys, if you've followed our cleaning advice and still suspect they're not up to par hygienically, it's always best to err on the side of caution and replace them with fresh ones you know are undoubtedly clean.

Inspired by a child with autism, liquid-activated Glo Pals recently became a hit, and shortly thereafter the Glo company developed a partnership with Sesame Street, featuring their characters on Glo Pals—in this case, it’s Elmo, but others feature Julia, Sesame Street’s autistic character, as well. Glo Pals drop into the water and light up, which appears to help relax autistic kiddos and other young children who otherwise may not feel secure in the bathtub. For little ones who are a bit older, these building pipes are the perfect way to get those mental gears turning! This unique five-piece set allows your preschooler to set up an entire water system, with pipes of different shapes and sizes, and even a spinning wheel. Each pipe can be used individually or connected to form a chain. They also suction to the wall of the bath. Let the kiddos create an ocean-themed mural on the bathtub wall with these 20 vibrantly colored sea animals. Each one consists of soft foam that adheres to the tile once they get it wet in the bathwater.