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Sassy Whirling Waterfall

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$7.5 $15 In stock

Category: Sassy Water Toys

A unique bath toy, powered by water, for bath time fun! Stick the whirling waterfall to the bottom or side of the tub and pour water over the cups to see the wheel spin. Simply spin the wheel to watch the rainbow of colored cups come to life. As it spins, beads rattle inside to stimulate hearing. Inspire all the baby's senses with this one of a kind bath toy!

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

The suction cup holds tight to the tub wall, and my toddler is obsessed with pouring water into the cups to watch the wheel spin faster and faster. It's honestly the first bath toy that's kept her entertained for a full twenty minutes without me having to intervene.

David ★★★★★

Pouring a cup of water over those cups makes the whole wheel blur with motion, and my kid asks for it every single bath now. It sticks to the tub wall securely, so cleanup is just a quick rinse. The spinning action really holds their attention longer than any other toy we've tried.

Hazel A. ★★★★☆

My toddler loves sticking this to the tub wall and watching the cups catch the water, though it does need a decent pour to really get going. The suction holds up well on tile but slips a bit on textured bath mats.