Fajiabao Bath Toys for Kids Ages 4-8 Toddlers 3-4 Years Building Track Slide Shower Water Game Marble Run Christmas Birthday Gifts Bathtub Toys for 1-3 Years Old Boys Girls
Brand: Fajiabao
Color: Multicolored
--It is very easy to set up on the bath tub wall

--The track toys will be a good gift for kids who love water game.

--It will develop kids hand eye coordination and fine moter skills.
🛀QUALITY KIDS BATH TOYS: The bath toy is made of high quality plastic, mold free, non-toxic, without any sharp edge and metal which will rust in the water, shape of orbitals track will more easy to be cleaned than pipe bath toys, keeping your kids far away from getting hurt during happy water time. Include small parts, kids under 3 years old please play with parents to prevent kids from accidentally swallowing.
🛀WHERE CAN PLAY WELL: This bath toy for kids ages 4-8 not only can be used in bathtub, but also suitable for window sill, mirror, door or other smooth surface. Smooth and clean surface has the best adsorption effect do not use on the not smooth flat like matted tile. You can dunk the suction cups under water and stick them to the wall.
🛀EDUCATIONAL CONSTRUCTION TOYS: The toddlers stem slides are easy to set up and take apart. It provides varieties of ways to assemble blocks which can allow endless creativity help kids use problem solving skills and practical ability to make her or his own marble run station. Both children and parents can enjoy family time all the time.
🛀INTERESTING TODDLER WATER TOY: The toddlers 3-4 years water toy comes with some tracks and balls. Kids can creat his own runs and make the balls way downward and through the spirals over and over watching the wheel spin and the ball running.
🛀PERFECT GIFT: Wonderful Christmas birthday children's day gift and present for 3-4 and 4-8 kids. 1-3 toddlers also ok but please play with parents. The water toys with track in bright and rich color, which could easily catch kids eyes and the different color combination of the track helps to develop kid’ s color recognition at early age.