Baby Bath Toy, Lovely Cloudy Bathtub Shower Toy Water Spray Head Game for Toddlers Kids （NO Electric, Only Stick on Smooth Surface）

This is more than just a toy! It's SO VERY CUTE and easy to use.I love that it is a manual pump that is easy to dry and stays clean. sSome of the other similar bathtub shower toys I've seen which use batteries for some reason have bad reviews of corrosion and mold issues due to the design.This is highly giftable and I would recommend for babies/toddlers who love bath time!

So it’s a cute little shower that I got for my daughter. She’s about 2 1/2 and lives for bath time. When I got it I felt like it was a lot smaller than I expected. No biggie. It’s maybe a foot and a half long including the bottom piece that has to be completely submerged in the water. The problem is the toy gets top heavy and falls over because only one of the suction cups really stuck to the tub. The bottom part comes out of the water and my daughter gets frustrated that the water stops “working”. I’ve tried to make it work but it continues to happen. The button on the toy also takes a little more pressure than my daughter has especially when it falls over from the lack of support from the suction cups. To get a decent spray going you have to push consistently and it takes some effort.All in all I like this concept but the delivery was a little lacking. It’s been a few months and my daughter actually went back to her old bath toys. This one kind of sits sideways half stuck to the tub because I don’t have the heart to throw it away.

The box and product don't match. I attempted to upload a photo but Amazon is saying there is an error processing the image (even though it's a standard JPG). Anyway, the box specifically says "Insert 3x1.5V AA Battery (Not Included)" and displays an image and instructions for using batteries. Additionally, it shows the switch and rainbow illuminated (assume from the batteries). Anyway, I broke this thing trying to get the center piece off to install batteries. Ugh. Piece of junk. Went into the trash before we had a chance to even use it.

no burr, the baby is very happy to play, take a bath?When I put it into the bathtub swimming super happy, the children have been kept teasing, the color is beautiful, I do not know whether all the little turtles will water, this will have some water, after every bath play need to dry, does not affect the use, baby likes it

Just ordered this for my daughter a few days ago and right out of the package, one suction cup did great and the other is a complete fail. It falls to the side and doesn’t stay up properly. My daughter seriously LOVES this thing, and it would be great but it defeats the purpose of the toy because she can’t even use it correctly.

It’s a super cute product when it wants to stay suctioned to the tub. When it gets wet, it slides around with only one cup suctioned. Eventually it’ll just submerge into the water. My toddler loves playing with this but also gets frustrated that it keeps submerging and she has trouble pushing the button.I would recommend this for older toddlers because of the strength needed to push the button. Also, if you have the patiences to spent more than 10 mins trying to drain the water.

Stays in place and makes a small shower/sprinkler. My daughter still likes baths and I recently got rid of her old bath toys and got this in place of it. She likes to bring in her toys and use this sprinkler to give her toys showers. I love that it is manually powered and no batteries are needed. The suction cups holds this unit in place quite well.

Overall it serves it's purpose. The suction cups need to be better, they hardly stick. One gets to stick well and the other slids around. It starts to slid around when pushing the pump to get the water going. To me it's not worth the $18. But its cute!