Collect a forest full of adorable Animal Squirters! This fun-in-the-tub set comes with eight colorful squirting bath toys, all packaged in a vinyl zip bag for easy storage. Animals include a penguin, monkey, pig, cow, hippo and more.

5 Responses to “Elegant Baby 8 Piece Bath Squirties Gift Set in Vinyl Zip Bag – Animal”

1. B. Janeiro says:

   February 13, 2010 at 12:00 am

   So, the squirties are really cute, but they smell awful – like some kind of chemical. I did not want my baby chewing on them, and therefore have pretty much put them on the shelf.
2. anuja says:

   December 11, 2009 at 12:00 am

   I bought this as a gift for someone’s baby shower. The toys look really cute and seem to be good quality.
3. Thankful Mommy says:

   July 15, 2009 at 12:00 am

   My daughter was given these toys almost a year ago, and now (at age 27 months), she still loves them! They’ve been great for her to learn the animal names and noises (well, noises for some of the animals, anyway!), and after watching the animals running around the tub (courtesy of Daddy), she has now learned to make the animals run by herself, along with commentary– i.e., “waddle, waddle” for the penguin. She also recently learned how to fill the animals with water and squirt out the water all by herself. These toys are also very portable and easy to clean, so whether we’re going to Grandma’s or for a doctor’s appointment, I hide a few in the diaper bag so they can surprise her when a little entertainment is needed. I don’t clean them in diluted bleach very often, and they still look and smell fine. I highly recommend these cute toys!
4. imaginary dana says:

   June 1, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Our 16-month old loves these squirt toys, both in the bath and out. The penguin is especially good at squirting. Highly recommended!
5. Spin360 says:

   March 13, 2009 at 12:00 am

   These are so cute and my 11mo daughter loves to play with them. We have never put them in the tub because I read about mildew build-up inside them. But they are cute and she loves to play with them anyway.

   The problem is she is still a mouthing baby and puts these little critters in her mouth. We have only owned them for about a month. The paint is coming off the sheep’s face, which she likes to suck on. The raccoon is loosing his paint, and he hasn’t even been played and that started happening right out of the bag. The cow looks like the paint has rubbed off in some spots too.

   I tried looking online to see what kind of paint it is, as sometimes they are waterbased and non-toxic, however I can’t imagine that a company would use waterbased paint on a bath toy.

   They sure are cute though. Maybe the company can address the issue with the paint coming off. Until then, it would probably be advisable to save your money and find a safer product for your little one.