Munchkin Sea & Learn Bath Shapes
Jan 1, 2010 Author: Babyler | Filed under: Toys
- Shapes float and stick to tub wall when wet
- 84 foam shapes includes two sets of letters (A-z) and numbers (0-9), and 12 sea shapes
- Ventilated, re-usable container helps prevent foam from mildew
- 3+ years
Product Description
Munchkin Sea & Learn Bath Shapes A great learning toy for splish-splash fun in the tub, the Munchkin Sea & Learn Bath Shapes are just like your little ones – they float in the water and stick to the walls! 84 foam shapes sponge up the bath water, so your little one can spell out, count, or create their own underwater adventure. The ventilated container prevents foam from mildewing…. More >>
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5 Responses for "Munchkin Sea & Learn Bath Shapes"
Given that there are NO other lower case tub letters to be found, these are pretty good. A lot of the letters are exactly the same and depend on how you orient them to teach children the differences. For example, ‘p’, ‘b’, ‘d’ and ‘q’ all look exactly the same (sticks aren’t longer, etc.) so sometimes when the child is sorting it looks like there are 8 ‘p’s! All in all tub letters are still one of the best ways to help kids learn letters.
Rating: 4 / 5
This is exactly what we were looking for. My 3 year old is learning Lower Case Letters, and this set fit the bill nicely!
Rating: 5 / 5
I was blown away by the petroleum smell from these. I washed them in the washing machine to get rid of the smell, but they still smell.
I am going to try the Sassy brand.
Rating: 1 / 5
My 2-year-old LOVES them! We sing the ABC’s and she points to the letters as we sing! She digs the under sea creatures too!
Rating: 5 / 5
I am totally bummed! It is so hard to find lowercase letters, and these ones have crazy patterns on them. Why? What is wrong with these people who make learning toys? Do they ever talk to a teacher?
Rating: 2 / 5
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