Gift your toddler their very ice cream truck! Well, Play-Doh ice cream. There are 12 cans of the squishy stuff included so ...

If you’re looking for a way to keep your child’s bath toys organized and tidy, the Ligereza Baby Bath Toy Organizer might be just what you need. We’ve been using this toy organizer for a few ...

Most toddlers will likely be brand new to the water ... it’s best for inflatable pools—and can be used as a bath toy.) Not just a playset, the fishing activity is also a great education ...

Angelcare’s Baby Bath Support is an excellent choice if you ... Even better, the tub comes with two toys, which are great for keeping the attention of your infant as you bathe them and play ...

Jameson already LOVES bath time, and I think he's going to love these new editions to his bath toys! If you have toddlers or are a grandparent who has your grandkids for overnight visits, these are ...

Many wooden or plastic “baby” rattles are too heavy for some ... reviewing inclusive products for Wirecutter. A top-notch bath toy is engaging, easy to keep clean, and doesn’t surrender ...

If you cut open an old bath toy, you're likely to find some rancid water with black things floating around. Most of us don't cut toys open, but we do often see the black bits floating in the bath when ...

To prevent bath toys from collecting bacteria in the first place, make sure to drain all the water out of them after your baby’s bath. Finally, we’ll end with some general guidelines on how often you ...

Many toddlers go through a period of ball obsession ... durable foam that’s floatable (so you can use these as bath toys), and they easily click together to make rockets, helicopters, ant ...

Your toddler loves to talk! Between the ages of one and two, your little one will start recognising words, although they ...

Her Chatty Cathy toddler didn’t respond with her typical ‘I OK Momma ... Her instincts were right, and it was a worst case scenario: Leah’s little one was choking on a small bath toy. That was the ...

Baby items aren't what they used to be — and that's a good thing! You no longer have to dress up your infant in a kitschy ...