Bath toys are one of the few things you buy for a child where the real question is not what happens in the tub, it is what happens afterward. Water works its way inside a squeeze toy, then stays there, and a few months on the whole set goes in the bin. Anyone shopping baby bath toys for the second time is really shopping for the answer to that, not for another duck.
Bath Buddies is a set from Bannor Toys, the maker behind the wooden baby rattles and teethers we carry, so it comes from a line built entirely around objects that go straight into a mouth or straight into water. That is a narrower and more useful pedigree than most bath toy set brands can claim, and it is why we brought the line in. Bath toys for toddlers get chewed, dropped, and left in standing water, so the maker matters more here than the character on the front. For piece count, materials, and care instructions, please see the product packaging.
How do you clean bath toys? Bath toys are usually cleaned by soaking in warm water with white vinegar or a mild dish soap solution, then rinsing and drying completely before they are put away. Mold grows inside squirt toys when water stays trapped in the body after use, so toys that can be opened out and dried on the inside are markedly easier to keep clean than sealed ones.
