Bathtub Toys for Kids

The Classic Rubber Duck is a true favorite - this duck has come a long way. The duck now comes is so many styles,shapes and sizes. Who does not love a Rubber Ducky?

Now Boats are fun in the tub and they too come in all kids of fun ways

Cool playsets come in many styles for so much fun in the Tub.

Have the kids decorate the tub with fun Tub Foam Stickers made for Tub Fun. These bring so much fun to Tub Time.

Oh Boy lets now add some color to the tub!!! These are so much fun for the kids - lets get them colorful!!!

Foam for the Tub - how fun. Kids love the way this feels on their hands and they love to spray it all over. Another fun cheap way to do this is with Shaving Cream - but that is only in white.

Gotta see yourself having fun in the tub - Great mirrors made for Tub Fun

I do not know about anyone else, but I like music when in the tub. So here is some great radios and toys to make music made for the tub.

Girls love dolls - here are some they can take into the tub

How about some books made for Tub Time - always keep them reading - Here are some books that can get wet.

Bath time safety is important and these covers help protect head injuries and touching of the faucets - Very nice investment and fun too.

How about some good ol' Clean fun for the tub. Some fun things to get the kids involved in cleaning themselves.

Now that you have all these toys you will need a way to store them. I use a crate in my tub with all the toys inside. On cleaning day I put them all in the dishwasher to wash them all off.

Ok so now you had all that fun in the tub - you gotta have fun drying off too!!

Nothing like a good book being read to you after you are all clean and laying in bed for a good nights rest.

Some Great Gifts baskets for Showers, Birthday Gifts, Holidays and more. Bath time gifts are a different way to go and us parents appreciate that. Get Creative and make your own!!

Keeping Kids safe in the Bathtub

Fun toys are great in the tub, being unsafe in there is not. Parents have to be real good about safety in the tub. Here are some tips to follow.

Supervision - Never leave a young child unattended in the tub. It only takes a second and a tiny amount of water to cause drownings.

Water heater - To reduce the risk of scalding, set your home's water heater to a maximum of 120 degrees Fahrenheit. A good way to test for a safe temperature: You should be able to hold your hand comfortably under the tap even when the hot water alone is running.

Bath temperature - Fill the tub before your child gets in and make sure that the water is a comfortable temperature. Always have them in the tub away from the faucets to insure they do not bump them or turn them on.

Faucet covers - I have these above and the help cover the faucet from unwanted bumps and cuts if they fall into them. They give a nice fun cushion.

Bath seats - Bath seats are so important for the young children - especially those who are unable to sit up on their own. There are so many styles to choose from.

Mats and decals - Bath tub mats and decals are a good way to give extra gripping on the tub bottom and also come in numerous styles.

Electrical hazards - Simple - Keep them far away and do not have hair items plugged in while anyone is in the tub.