Boon Tubes Toddler Bath Toys - Bathtub Building Toys with Suction Cups - Toddler Sensory and Bathtub Essentials - Gray - 3 Count - Kids Ages 12 Months and Up

Excellent quality!

Das ist echt mal ein tolles Badespielzeug - vielseitig einsetzbar, langlebig und für Kinder in einer sehr großen Altersspanne interessant.

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Good for kids motor skills!

Je m’attendais à une interaction possible entre tous les éléments. Ce n’est pas le cas. Seuls les engrenages peuvent se combiner.

We do not have a tub, only a shower, so finding toys that our little one can have fun with in a shower is incredibly hard. I read the reviews on these TUBES and decided to give them a chance. For reference, we have a marble-tiled walk-in shower with a glass door. The marble tiles that are along the walls are pretty large, roughly 12"x12" squares, and they are quite flat with very few grooves or veins. The TUBES came in a manufacturer's box, which was nice because they were going to be a gift from Santa. The TUBES come in three different varieties: the largest being a long tube with a funnel on top and bends that you can manipulate(ours was grey); a smaller, fatter tube with an opaque funnel at the top and a solid bottom(ours was peach/coral colored); and another smaller tube with a funnel on the top and a fan in the middle(ours was a light blue). We took them out a few days after Christmas to give them a try, but unfortunately, they don't stick very well. The longest and largest tube only has one suction cup and is too bottom-heavy, so it just kind of turns sideways. It's still fun to use though and surprisingly sticks on the wall and shower door longer than I thought it would. The smaller, fatter tube sticks very well to both the walls and door. The tube with a fan is just disappointing, because of course this is supposed to be the best one, with the most involved action to it, but it doesn't stick longer than 15 seconds, no matter where I put it! I tried wetting the suction cup and wetting the surface, but nothing helped it. It just kept falling off after a few seconds, which of course made our 18-month-old very frustrated. The fan also stopped working after only a few times of use, in one single day. I'm also a little upset that you can't have these tubes interact with each other, meaning water can't flow from one into any of the others, and they can only be used separately. I'm still debating whether I should tape these to our shower walls, or return them.