A set of four colourful plastic cups—yellow, orange, blue, and green—placed on a yellow and white tray shaped like a boat. The cups are of different sizes and arranged upright, with the tray balancing on a curved bottom.
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Review – Flexibath Bath Toys

Flexibath Bath Toys
A set of four colourful plastic cups—yellow, orange, blue, and green—placed on a yellow and white tray shaped like a boat. The cups are of different sizes and arranged upright, with the tray balancing on a curved bottom.
The Flexibath Toys include a small table which can be attached to all bathtubs by means of the specially designed suction cups. The set consist of a coffee/tea making set with colourful cups, jugs and a funnel. The toys are soft and fun to play with, they’re made from the soft TPE plastic also used in the Flexi Bath. They retail at £13.95 and are available from thousands of  Stockists which can be easily found using their website.
We were sent our very own set to try out last week because we love bath toys in our house. My kids simply just can’t get enough, they’re real water babies. Ryan couldn’t wait to get his little hands on this bath set.
A young child sits in a bath, holding a yellow cup with both hands. Another yellow cup rests on a yellow holder attached to the bath wall. The bath has bubbles and the wall behind is wooden. Only the child’s upper body is visible.
I loved how soft they cups felt, they’re really squishy and really nice to hold. The colours are super bright, really attractive to the eye. There’s different coloured cups of different sizes. One has a lid and one is also a funnel as it has tiny holes in the bottom. I think the funnel one was Ryan’s favourite.
A young child sits in a bath, holding a yellow cup above their head and pouring water out. The child is wet, with some bubbles on their arms and chest, and reaches forward with their other hand. The background features wooden panelling.

He really loves seeing water fall and spent ages just filling up the cups and then tipping it back out. He had lots of fun. The idea behind these bath toys is so simple yet really works. Ryan seemed to be enjoying himself in the bath with just the Flexibath Toys to play with. He was happy enough and didn’t need anything else. They kept his busy whilst I gave him a good wash.
Close-up of water streaming from a yellow cup above a white bath. Part of a child's head is visible in the lower left corner. The bath has a yellow bath toy holder attached to the wall; the background is light wood panelling.
Ryan loves his bath times and now loves his new Flexibath toys too. He gives them a well deserved 4/5. The colours are great, the texture is lovely and the shelf is very handy. Overall Ryan had a very enjoyable bath time as you can see.
A young child with wet hair is leaning over in a bath filled with bubbles, facing a cluster of foam. Colourful bath toys are partly visible in the water. The child’s face is in profile and the lighting is bright.

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1 Comment

  1. Mumsie says:

    Gem (my LO) absolutely loves these bath toys. I would truly recommend!

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