🛁 Yookidoo Bath Toys for Toddlers 1-3 - Spin and Sort Spout Pro with 3 Stackable Cups, Hose and Spout, Spinning Suction Cups for Fun Bathtime with Kids Review

My 2 kids (15 months and 5 years old) loved it for 4 days then the top suction cup broke off and I sent it back as broken. We all liked the ability to swing the spout back and forth. This feature helped them split playtime without having to move around in the tub. Unfortunately, this product does not appear to be intended for normal "kids" use. The suction cup mount design is not sufficient for long-term durability. The other suction cup toys we have use a different method to attach the suction

After reading other reviews I was a bit apprehensive about purchasing this product. But I like it a lot and so does my son. He is 11 months old and loves to play with the constant flow of water and cups. The moving gears are a bit advanced for that. This item is battery operated. Turns on and off with a simple click of the orange Google eyes. And so because I've used it about 13 times, for at least 15 minutes each time, and I haven't changed the batteries yet. This is probably an item I would…

Saw the star rating on this toy and thought it was $$$ for a kid's toy and it looked cool but stopped working a week after purchase. I went back to see if there was some maintenance I needed to do if maybe it was just eating the batteries. I read that a few people had a toy that broke or stopped working shortly after purchase. So why are we tricking people into thinking this toy is good and giving it 4-5 stars when it's really bad quality? For $35 I expect it to last over a week before dying…

Been looking for a fancy bath toy like this for my daughter for a long time. I've been looking for a toy that's interesting enough while still being fun to take in the shower - and now I've found this toy. it is so cute and she has so many options to play with. He has a faucet that takes water from the tub and fills it with the push of a button so she can push the button herself. It has small cups that she can fill with water and carry between cups. It has cool shapes and colors that move when…

I have a 2 year old who likes to have water in the bath. It's not doable for me as I don't like paying for water so this little gem works PERFECTLY! He just loves it and fills his little cups and bottles with it perfectly. Great toy and love it. My 6 year old loves it too. A bit pricey but worth it! *Updated January 28, 2020* Still upholds the idea that a toy should be great. Reduction in the number of stars due to water entering the battery compartment. This toy must not be submerged in water…

I was concerned about previous reviews that said the toy sometimes stopped working within minutes of use, but I bought it anyway - it looked too good to pass up. Before using it as a preventive measure, when I installed the batteries, I also used a cotton swab to coat the entire sealing ring that protects the battery compartment (not just outside the compartment, but all over the black rubber ring) with Aquaphor. Then I closed the battery compartment, tightened all four screws and smeared more…

What could be better? Some peace of mind when mom can take a quick shower while her 3 year old plays in the tub next to the shower in the main bathroom. Having a toy that pumps water so he can have a working faucet without having to turn on the actual bathtub faucet, which is a dream come true for someone who used to clean up after an overflowing bath and a rambunctious little one who insisted didn't have to "didn't have that. there's still water left." This toy was the answer to the fact that…

I bought this for my 1 year old (yes I know he's 3 years old and up but he uses it 100% with care and support after all which parents his baby would swim alone?!). As a mother of four children aged 16, 13, 9 and 1, two of whom were gifted (one is very gifted), I had to learn quickly which toys had more educational value than others as they needed to be challenged most toys advertised as educational had no real educational value and bored them so quickly that they were a waste of money. Since…