🛀 Enhance Bath Time Fun with Click N' Play Bath Foam Letters & Numbers – Complete with Mesh Toys Organizer | 36 Count Review

I actually bought this to use on our sliding glass door, not in the bath. I thought our son would have fun learning letters and numbers with them by sticking them on the window. We've only used them a couple of times so far. He doesn't seem to think they have "their place" by the window and when I put them in there he just takes them off and either puts them on the floor or chews them. He only left tooth marks on them - he didn't actually bite any of them off (I don't GIVE him to chew them - he

I ordered them for delivery to my destination when I was visiting a relative. My toddler (2 years 2 months) really enjoyed it. He could easily identify the characters and enjoyed them in and out of the bath. If I were to only buy one set of alphabet toys, this would be it. I actually bought him 3 sets - the Melissa and Doug wooden set, another wooden set and a word building set, and Melissa and Doug. We have maps in the truck's console that we use to practice at traffic lights. Junior is crazy…

I love these letters! My 2 year old too. I've bought these foam letters from Target before, but they didn't come with a mesh pouch. The mesh pocket really helps. We had to throw away our previous styrofoam letters because they got moldy from being stored in a plastic bag. Now we don't have a problem with that, because the mesh bag doesn't hold back water and lets the letters dry well. When bathing we will pour the letters/numbers into the tub and I will ask my son to look for a specific one…

I bought these letters along with a mesh bag for my 1 year old's birthday. He obviously needs bath toys and loves solid letter magnets, so I decided to try these big letters. I'm so glad I did! He is anything but easy with them and will bite them with his 4 teeth (2 above, 2 below). The dents his teeth leave are easily repaired, and they're large enough not to pose a choking hazard. Please understand that they can be dangerous if ripped apart, but children, even with this ability, should still…