Sassy Snap and Squirt Sea Creatures

April 29, 2008 | By Doug In Planters |

Sassy Snap and Squirt Sea Creatures
Set of eight sea creatures “pop? together and squirt water. Sea Creatures come packaged in “fishbowl? that suctions to bathtub for easy storage. Fishbowl is made of tough nylon mesh material with two large suction cups for firm hold to bathtub wall. Characters include a whale, fish, turtle, crab, seahorse, snail, octopus and coral. Recommended for ages 6+ Months.

Developmental Benefit Snap & SquirtSea Creatures help develop baby?s motor skills by encouraging a variety of hand movements. Help baby snap the characters together to form a circle or chain. Squeeze the characters to fill with water for squirting fun.

Customer Review: keeps my little brother very amused
before it used to be a hassle to get my little brother in the bath tub. now he looks forward to bath time every day!

Customer Review: Hard to use
My 11 month old loves these (and has since she could first grab) but they do not work like they are designed. They are impossible for her to squeeze and they are hard for me to get them to connect and stay put. They are also a cleaning nightmare. They get very gross on the inside and I cant seem to ever get them clean. The directions tell you to drain them after each use but I can never get all the water out. If I can get them clean enough I will just stop using them in the bath.

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