Baby Bath Water Duck Toy Sounds Tiny Mini Yellow Rubber Ducks Small Children Swimming Beach

Product Overview

A set of mini yellow rubber ducks that squeak and float — the classic bath toy, in a small size for little hands. Suitable for the bath, a paddling pool or the beach.

Small ducks work well for scooping, counting and lining up along the edge of the bath, which is most of what makes bath play useful at that age.

Key Benefits

• Classic floating bath toys that children reliably enjoy
• Squeaky sound holds attention
• Small size suits scooping, counting and sorting play
• Works in the bath, pool or at the beach
• Several in a set, so there is more than one

Key Features

• Mini rubber duck bath toys
• Squeaky sound
• Float
• For bath, swimming and beach play

Safety — Small Parts

• Small toys are a choking hazard. These suit children old enough not to put things in their mouths, under supervision.
• Adult supervision at all times during water play.
• Check for splits before each bath and discard a damaged duck immediately.
• Count them back out of the bath. A duck left in the water is a duck growing mould.

Keeping Them Clean

• Squeeze the water out after every bath and stand them hole-down to drain.
• Once a week, flush with warm water and a little white vinegar, then rinse.
• Store somewhere they can dry.
• Black specks when squeezed means mould inside — bin them.

Bath Safety

• Never leave a baby alone in the bath, not even for a second. An infant can drown in a few centimetres of water and it happens silently. If you must answer the door or the phone, take the baby with you.
• Run cold water first, then add hot, and test the temperature with your elbow or wrist — around 37°C. Hands are poor thermometers.
• Keep one hand supporting the baby at all times.
• Wet bathroom floors and soapy babies are slippery. Have the towel within reach before you start.
• Bath seats and rings are not safety devices. They tip.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age are they suitable for?

Children old enough not to mouth small objects, always supervised. For a baby under three, choose a single larger bath toy instead.

How many are in a set?

Sets vary. Check the listing quantity for the pack you order.

How long do they last?

A few months of regular use. Replace them rather than trying to clean out mould.