Review on Let Your Child'S Imagination Soar With Edushape'S Dinosaur Magic Creations Foam Sticker Bath Play Set - Create Endless Scenes With Wet And Stick Foam Pieces! by Don Acevedo
cute low tech bath product
bought these for my daughter even though she's only 16 months. I don't see how these are a choking hazard because as a bath toy, you are supervising the bath the entire time, so you would see if your child was chewing on them long before she bit some off and swallowed it. Cute, colorful, not super interactive, which is good because it allows for more imaginative play. For the price I got them, well worth it.
- Makes bath time more enjoyable
- The set may not have enough background pieces to create truly immersive scenes
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