Bath Time Toys
Huanger Croc Cups – Crocodile Bath Toys (12m+)
Regular priceRs 1,000.00
or 3 X Rs 333.33 with
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or Huanger Funny Water Toy 12m+ (HE-0278)
Regular priceRs 2,450.00
or 3 X Rs 816.66 with
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or Soft & Colorful Bath Time Animal Set
Regular priceRs 2,700.00
or 3 X Rs 900.00 with
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or Huanger stacking buckets muti-color (6 buckets) -12m+
Regular priceRs 2,950.00
or 3 X Rs 983.33 with
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or 48 pcs Water Balls Tracks For Kids
Regular priceRs 3,350.00
or 3 X Rs 1,116.66 with
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or Huanger Funny Baby Water Toy 12m+ (HE0280)
Regular priceRs 3,800.00
or 3 X Rs 1,266.66 with
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or Turn bath time into playtime with our Bath Time Toys collection — floating boats, squeaky ducks, stacking cups, water tracks, and bath animal sets designed for splashing, pouring, and sensory fun in the tub. It's the easiest way to turn a nightly bath from a chore into something your little one actually looks forward to.
Looking for something specific? Our Bath Toys & Accessories collection covers spray toys and bath organisers, while Bathing and Bath Tubs & Accessories cover tubs, seats, and bath rings — all three are worth browsing together when you're kitting out bath time.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Bath Time Toys
What age are bath time toys suitable for?
Floating toys and soft bath animal sets work from around 6 months, once your baby can sit supported in the tub and start reaching for things. Pouring and stacking toys (cups, water tracks) come into their own from about 12 months, when kids start enjoying cause-and-effect play — fill, pour, watch it happen again.
What's the difference between Bath Time Toys, Bath Toys & Accessories, and Bathing?
Bath Time Toys is the actual toys — boats, ducks, stacking cups, water tracks. Bath Toys & Accessories covers spray toys and bath organisers for keeping everything tidy. Bathing covers the tub itself — baby baths, bath seats, and bath rings. Most parents end up shopping across all three when setting up bath time.
How do I stop squirty bath toys from getting mouldy inside?
Squeeze out as much water as possible after each bath and let toys air-dry fully upside down rather than sitting in a wet toy net. If you notice any dark spots forming inside a squirty toy, a mix of water and a little white vinegar squeezed through and rinsed out helps, or it may be time to retire that toy.
Are battery-operated bath toys actually safe to use in water?
Battery bath toys (like our musical toy ship) are designed with a sealed battery compartment to handle splashes and shallow water contact, but they're not meant to be fully submerged or left soaking. Keep them for surface play, dry the housing after each bath, and check the battery seal periodically.
What are good bath toys for a 1-2 year old?
This is the sweet spot for cause-and-effect toys — stacking buckets, water tracks with balls, and pouring cups hold attention far longer at this age than simple floaters. Bath crayons or bath books are also worth adding once your toddler is past the mouthing-everything stage.
How do I store bath toys between baths?
A mesh bag or suction-cup basket that drains water and lets air circulate is the best way to store bath toys — it stops water sitting inside squirty toys and keeps them off the tub floor. Avoid sealed containers or bins, which trap moisture and encourage mould.
