Jellies Suction Cup Bath Toys - Bathtub Baby Sensory Toys - Jellyfish Suction Toys for Bath Time - Navy/Coral - Baby and Toddler Bath Toys - 9 Count - Ages 12 Months and Up

These are so stinking adorable and cool! We bought these for my baby for the bath but honestly I catch me and his dad playing with them more during bath time than my own baby lol

These little jellies make bathtime so much fun! They are super easy to use and stick really well to all surfaces of the tub, including the bottom when it’s filed with water. They are easy to clean and don’t retain water so you don’t have to worry about mold like you do with most bath toys. My daughter loves watching them float easily on top of the water. Overall a great value and I would purchase again!

Coming up on two years of use - age 3 to 5 daughter. Still used in every bath and she “likes them so, so much!”. Haven’t had any issues with mold like I see in some reviews. They dry out easily after every bath. I just leave them in the tub and while tub drains. I did knock off a star because over time they did stop sticking to each other. The suction cups flattened out. Still sticks to anything flat. I see some people are dipping the suction cup in boiling water, may try that.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. One year and another baby later, these are still a favorite for many reasons. Boon Jellies span a wide age range. Throughout the last year my son had varying interest levels with them. However, it's always a toy he comes back to, which is very rare for him. As my almost 3yr old gets older, he plays with them in new ways. I have a 1yr old daughter who loves to play with them as well. Aside from the versatility of stimulus in play they provide, they are very well designed and made. They are really beautiful toys as well, which is so rare. I'd like to address a couple issues I've seen people post about. Mold. The only way this possibly will build up mold is if you leave water in the cups for extended periods of time (over and over)! User neglect, not design flaw. They are virtually impossible to give rise to mold if they are drained. I leave them in the tub for a couple days as long as the water is drained from the tub the water in the toys always dries out, and I live in a very humid area. Or you could just do the smart thing and put them away after you use them. Unlike toys that are closed and difficult to drain these don't hold water if you just take one second to put them away; thus, you'll never have mold. The suction has not decreased over a year of use. We occasionally leave them stuck to the wall for a few days at a time. The only suction issue was with build up of minerals from the water on one of the cups. Used a toothbrush give it a quick scrub, good as new sticking to each other again. My son likes to play with his toys rather violently, these have held up to many many throws against the size of the tub. Generally, my son does not like popular toys. 9 out of 10 toys I've gotten for him he's wanted nothing to do with. It is nice to see such a beautiful, sturdy, versatile toy that has stayed in use for such an extended period of time. My daughter conversely loves 9 out of 10 toys she gets, she loves these too. If I am too exhausted to put away these toys at the end of the day they still look cute in in my bathroom, instead of a eyesore. Win Win all around.

My kids love these jelly's

BUYER BEWARE... yes these toys are cute. Yes these toys are sturdy, durable, easy to clean and fun... BUT THESE TOYS FIT PERFECTLY INTO THE TOILET DRAIN AND LODGE THERE! Yes. My son flushed one. It wedged into the drain so tightly that the plumber worked at it with an auger for 20 minutes and it wouldn't budge or break... He ended up having to remove the toilet from the floor, lay it down on it's side and jam the augur into it with all the force he could muster. After about 45 minutes he FINALLY bent the tentacles just enough that he could force it out (the jellyfish never broke, they're tough little buggers). It was quite an expensive lesson to learn, and shortly thereafter i bought mesh bags and bathroom command hooks to hang toys up out of reach in the shower. Boon was fairly accommodating... they asked me to ship them my jellies including the toilet one, and gave me something like $35 in credit toward new toys with free shipping... but they continue to sell these with no change to the design to make them maybe slightly larger or easier to break up with a plumbing augur. Just be aware... and keep these out of reach when your child is not supervised.

I got these for my granddaughter for Christmas. She absolutely loves them! The suction cups stick really well but not too much for her to detach them. Definitely worth the price for what you get.

These Boon Jellies are such a hit in our house! My kids absolutely love them, and the options for play are endless. They stick to the tub, tile, and each other, which keeps bath time fun and creative. Perfect for imaginative play and keeping little ones entertained. Highly recommend!

Nada, un error total. Son juguetes de plástico duro y muy grandes. La ventosa es dura y para los bebés, muy complicada de pegar. Además muy difícil de limpiar, la suciedad se queda dentro y para limpiarlos habría que meter un cepillito y tener mucha paciencia. Los voy a tirar a la basura después de 2 meses de compra. No los devuelvo porque tiré la caja y los han usado, pero un error total en la compra. No les divierten, el bebé no puede pegarlos y encima no se pueden limpiar bien.

I put them on the window for my daughter to try pull off as part of a sensory game which she does try very hard to pull off hahaha. Much cheaper than squigz which is ludicrously expensive 🙄. This does the same thing for the fraction of the price!

I us the toy in the bath with my 11 month old and he loves them! They are fun and they build strength and fine Moyer skills.

Great bath toy

Mes filles adorent jouer avec dans leur bain. Un peu difficile pour les moins de 3 ans de comprendre le mécanisme pour enlever l'effet ventouse mais un bon moyen de jouer ensemble pour le coup ! Je recommande ^^