Little Tikes Bath Letters Numbers Review

This is SO bad. They don't look like letters at all! abominable. I'm trying to shorten them to make them look like numbers. Also, they colored the water the first time we used them! 😫 Idk, it doesn't seem safe to me. I could just drop them

Really terrible font for kids learning to read. I bought this for my 3.5 year old son as he is starting to learn letter recognition and spelling. But this font is so weird the letters are barely recognizable!I had to cut them to a better shape but they still don't look good and I'm a busy mom so I don't appreciate the work anymore!Don't buy.

We have had these toys for six months now and they are fantastic. My son is almost a year old and this has been his favorite bath toy since the day we got it. He LOVES to chew on them and they hold up surprisingly well. They all look the same, but are not at risk of breaking. PS They stick to the wall/tub even when wet so you can leave messages. I like to send his dad random photos with things like "I farted."

Good idea. I previously purchased another brand and bought this to replace. I should not have done that. Many numbers/letters look wrong like it's a different font. This makes it difficult for my son to learn as the letters don't look like they do in the book. My son chews on them and they hold up a bit but eventually fall apart. Next time I'll pay a few euros more and buy a different brand.

Absolutely fun and inexpensive bath toy. Don't be fooled by the simple fun these letters and numbers bring to the swimming pool for kids. This is a great learning tool and a lot of fun for the bathroom! My kids love it! It would be better if it came with a bag or storage case. The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that a few years ago I bought a similar set from another brand that came with a mesh pouch which made cleaning and storage much easier.

My daughter just loves them! We put the digits of her name in the bathtub (with "4" instead of "A" since her name is Sarah) and at 13 months, every time she raises the green "C" she does, an "ahhh" so she already knows a letter in his name. We let her play around with the rest of the letters and numbers around the house and she gnawed on those things when she got a new tooth and she has to rip off a piece of styrofoam. Of course they are now covered with small marks from the teeth but not yet…

It's amazing! My 20 month old son loves the alphabet and counting. He totally loves her! He loves to stick them on the bathtub wall and say each one's letters/numbers/colors. It's great that he can continue learning in the tub. They are very durable and in my opinion they are not porous enough to mold like many bath toys. The recommended age for these is 3+ but they're definitely big enough not to pose a choking hazard and I think they're great for babies and toddlers. By the way, it's really…

While we don't like anything but a letter for each letter, my granddaughter has 3 three letters that are repeated only in her name. But aside from liking her so much, I bought 2 more (for her to take away). Every weekend when they visit grandma we pull out their favorite toy, those letters and numbers are one of the first things we get. She's a little younger than the recommended age, but still loves her. She even loves to share them with me and my other half shows them to anyone who happens to

I bought these to replace our 5 year old chew toy. This is a rigid foam that kids will enjoy for years (if you let them air out better than our first set). My kids loved getting the first set as babies and I bought them again because my 5 year old loves to spell words and my 3 year old loves to match numbers. Both love to create patterns with flowers. This is a simple bath toy that encourages early learning while being fun. While my oldest child would chew on a pair by the age of three or four…