Customer Reviews

Sassy Aquatic Bobbers 2 Pack Bath Toy

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Zoe loves these. The soft outsides are great to chew on for her sore gums. She has already learned that the toys bubble if she holds them under water. They are the perfect size for her little hands. When they float out of her reach she gets frustrated. These were the first toys we bought for her bath and we appreciate how much fun she has with them.

I'd recommend these floating toys. My daughter loved them, especially when she was teething. These are easy to grasp and won't hurt her gums. It held together well despite her hard biting and chewing. She prefered the purple fish and it did show wear and tear in about two months. The bubbles and water dripping started as a fun novelty, but she started drinking the dirty bath water from the toy so we stopped using it at bath time. Overall, I was happy with the buy but it wasn't necessarily a long-lasting toy.

Received 2 of these boppers after reading great reviews. First, they did not match the items in the picture. Second, my 14 months olds looked at them and then threw them aside. They do absolutely nothing but float. The characters inside are so small, you could barely see them. A complete waste of money and space.

This is a great toy for in the bath. All 3 of my boys enjoy plaing with it in the tub.

Our son loves these toys, but they aren't very durable. Since it was a 2 pack we kept one of the toys in a drawer and used the other one. The one we were using actually broke because the spring that connects the "bobber" to the rest of the toy rusted through! I can't believe they used a material that would rust in a bath toy -- especially one designed in such a way that you can't really dry it off completely between uses. We just started using the one that was in the drawer. I wonder if it'll last longer.

Pros:

- bubbles and dripping water are interesting to baby

- "petals" around the perimeter are "chewy"

Cons:

- metal spring rusts after a couple of months of use

- clear dome appears to be polycarbonate, so I'm a bit concerned that it may contain BPA