Baby Bath Toy for Kids Ages 1-3 with Shower Head and 3 Suction Cup Spinners，Bath Shower Head for Kids ,Bath Sprayer for Kids Toddlers Baby Infant Girls Boys

The best thing ever for a toddler

It lasted less than a month and had problems with it from the beginning didn’t really work.

My son absolutely love this, I hate to put so much water in the tub but its super fun and interactive.

Gentle two headed shower for bath or baby wash tub. We use baby tub then suction onto shower wall. Baby loves it.

I wanted to like this. Good and cute but stopped working well shortly after we got it. New batteries didn't help. We had to put a cup under the water to make it work. It was weird. I ended up tossing it.

The media could not be loaded.  Bath time is a lot more fun with these! My baby loves trying to “hold” the water that comes out - very entertaining.For the spinners, we recently went on a long plane trip (+7h long flight) and the spinners were part of his entertainment - and my sanity!).

The media could not be loaded.  This is such a cute bath toy and very easy to use. The suction cups stick really well. For the shower, you just put batteries in the back, suction it to your wall, and put the blue piece hanging at the bottom in the water. You have to have it low enough that that piece is underwater because that’s where it pulls the water for the shower. There’s the big square button on front that you used to turn it on and off. That antennas, or eyes, are flexible and can be put in different positions. The part that goes underwater does tend to float so you might want to put something heavy on it . I didn’t want to fill up my bathtub to test this, it is a gift for my niece, so I just put that part in a picture of water. It comes with three other toys that suction as well. They spin and have rolling rattles on them. They are a lot of fun for little ones to play with and they can be used in the bath or anywhere you attach a suction cup . They would be good on highchairs. Assembly was very easy. You just put the antennas in the holes for them and put batteries in the back of it. I will note that there is a screw on the part that goes underwater and I unscrewed that thinking I needed to, but you don’t. You only need to unscrew in the main unit where the batteries go. I love this and the only negative thing I have to say is that I wish that piece were heavy and didn’t float at the bottom. I do recommend it.

Toy lasted just over 30 days and missed the return window by literally 1 day. Do not recommend buying definitely not worth the $30