can a child play with them in a bathtub?
1809542
The directions said not to. So I haven't let my son, because he loves them and I don't want them to get ruined.
1809543
They are one of our favorite bath time toys, some of them have got water into them but we let them dry out and can squeeze the extra water out
43419
I would not use it in the bath. Perhaps a small inflatable air-filled pool toy would be more appropriate.
1139999
This tub is for babies that can sit up on their own. You could use a sponge to lay the baby own until they can sit up on their own
1770470
No, these are regular crayons just larger for little hands. They do make bath tub specific crayons though.
53080
Yes, it can be used in the water. There are no electronic parts or batteries that would get damaged. However, some of the smaller accessories could potentially go down the tub drain, so I only allow my son to bring the larger parts in the tub with him.
808932
Yes you can, my son loves doing it. The water does leak out a bit, but it does not bother him.
2037543
It depends on the size & weight of the child. My grandson is a big boy & we had to get a bigger bathtub at 4 months, he loves this bathtub
625345
My daughter has been playing with these toys for 8 months. We don't always put them away. Occasionally they sit in the tub all night and we haven't had a mild problem.
1668813
My daughter uses it for pretend tea with water if that makes sense She also plays with it in the bath tub
502462
Yes . My granddaughter plays with it in bathtub, and she feeds it with the water bottle, and has diapers for it. She loves it.
981322
You might be able to, but because the body is fabric I would recommend against doing so. It would be very difficult to dry completely and may eventually become smelly with mildew or other small critters that like moisture. My daughter has two of these dolls, a boy and a girl, and absolutely adores them and has not asked to bring them in the bath with her...yet.
119708
I have purchased a few of these bath tubs as baby gifts and have not actually used them myself, but I would think that they are not deep enough to give a toddler a bath sitting up. The new parents who I gave these tubs to loved them for their babies; they can be used in the bathtub until the baby is old enough to sit up on their own; probably can be used until 9-12 months old.
1965425
Yes I will admit that the design is great for that. Both of my children (one baby and one toddler) are both very very active in the bathtub and used it for a few months. Neither of them fell. I hope this helps.
300878
That depends on how nice you want to keep her. Repeated exposure to water will damage her hair, and water that gets stuck inside her head and joints can shorten the lifespan of those joints. But she's not going to immediately fall apart just because you got her wet, nor does she have any absorbent materials that will retain moisture and grow mouldy, so if your kid wants to play with her mermaid doll in the bathtub, no worries.
64117
I got this for my 4 year old nephew and while I don't believe it was made for the bath, he plays with it in the tub/pool with no problems IE: paint peeling. It is very well made and he enjoys playing with it, I hope this helps.
1058634
Yes, it can fit in a bath tub. You may have to make some adjustments to the water spray or purchase a hand held sprayer to rinse. You also can remove both the arms and/or back to adjust for movement. The legs are also adjustable for height. I would use a rubber mat to prevent slipping when getting in or out of the bathtub.
1150138
I don't think so. If the child likes dolls she will probably play with them until she's about 10 or so and my granddaughter loves the bunk bed.