MunchkinOcean Squirts Bath Toy, 8 pack

We have and play with those squirters for more than 2 years by now.They're very well made, colorful and very cute bath squirters and we are 100% happy with them. Besides the fun to play with them in the bath, we used them for play pretty much everywhere. They are made for little hands and are so lovable. Soft enough to be chewed, but hard enough to survive sharp teeth. Very durable and no paint comes off, ours still look as new as when we bought them.They were favorite toys in the bath, baby used to hold them during diaper change, they were educational toys to expand vocabulary, to learn color, to hide and find them, to learn to share and more, you name it.They are the must to buy for a baby, gun and joy guaranteed.They do have small hole in each, since they are squirties, but it is easy to squeeze water out completely.For those who worried about mold to grow inside - do not leave them holding excess water to sit in the bath. Also it would help to prevent mold to grow if you use soaking them in diluted vinegar periodically, that what we do with those squirties and plastic toys. Here is what recommended to do by medics:Add equal parts vinegar to water in a large tub. Submerge the toys in the vinegar mixture, giving them each a squeeze as you do. Soak them in the solution for at least 15 minutes, but consider leaving them for 24 hours. Remove the toys and squeeze, emptying out the vinegar mixture.

These are super cute and function just as pictured. They float well, squirt water well and my baby loves them. They do not squeak, the holes are just for water. I have extensively cleaned them a few times, but honestly at this value, I feel that it's safer to toss them and order a new set when you're weary.

I bought these for my 1.5 year old grand daughter. I would hold them under water, squeeze, and allow them to fill up with water. We had fun shooting the water out of the toy, but her hands are not strong enough to fill them up. Empty, they will float on the surface of the water. They are colorful and cute and she enjoys playing with them.

They're bath squirters....... Much like any of my baby girls other squirters and exactly what I expected. I will have to say though, one thing that is nice that I like about these over some of her others is the material used. While it is thick and durable, it is also very soft and pliable, meaning even her little tiny hands are able to squeeze the majority of the water out nicely while playing and after bath time you can squeeze them out completely and aren't left with them holding excess water to sit and get stagnate.Overall, I would recommend, almost all kiddos seem to love these type squirters and these are nice and very cute!!After noticing some of the other reviews, I wanted to edit my review to add that we have not had any issue with the paint coming off. My 17 month old has chewed them, as most all babies do. Hmm, not sure why some are having this prob? Maybe a bad batch? Or perhaps a type of bath product they are coming in contact with in certain homes? I'm not sure, but I wouldn't be overly freaked out about it, its a under $10 dollar toy and babies put all sorts of things in there mouth, its truly amazing the things they eat! LOL! As for this whole PVC and BPA scare, when my older children 17, 12, and 10 were babies there wasn't such a concern with this and I'm sure my babies had bottles and everything else that contained BPA. I even did the "bad" Mommy thing and heated their bottles in the microwave! gasp! My children are perfectly healthy, thriving human beings.As a parent, of course my children's well being is the most important thing to me and I make every effort to protect them. I am even a paranoid over protective Mom, not allowing my children do many things their friends get to do. But, you can just go too darn far with anything. Everyday there is some new threat that is supposedly bad for your children, some of these things we have been doing for years. Sometimes there is well documented science to show this danger and we learn from our past, as in the use of Lead based paint, which I would like to add is now taken off the market, but sometimes its just overactive wide spread panic.I doubt very seriously letting your children play with and chew on these tub toys is jeopardizing there health and No,they are not toxic. Good grief!Munchkin has been one of the leading names in baby toys and items for years, you cant walk down a Walmart, Target or Toys'r'us baby aisle without encountering several items by Munchkin.Come on people...its a damn tub squirter!!!

hese little squirters are a HUGE hit with my toddler. They're easy for her to grasp and squeeze, and the water shoots out a good distance. Plus, they float! No more fishing toys out of the drain. Cleanup is a breeze too.

My daughter absolutely loves these and always plays with them in the bath. It keeps her busy and she loves that they squirt water. The only downside to this is that it may be a little difficult to get all of the water out because the holes are fairly small, which is a concern from old so far we have had no issues and I’m very satisfied with the product. It was well worth the money because my daughter uses these every single day, they are so cute and colors are so vibrant

These were a nice full size, I bought one pack and split it in half for presents for my nephews

My son loves bath time and his toys! I love using them for educational purposes introducing him to his sea animals