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Designs for the littlest kiddos to wear their love of Bluey on their sleeve! Inspired by their favourite characters, episodes and more from the big wide world of Bluey!
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If you’ve watched the episode Burger Shop you’ll know that Bluey and Bingo are experts at bathtime – and they’ll come up with some really creative ways to prolong the time they spend playing in the tub! The good news is there’s a whole host of Bluey-themed water toys, toiletries and other bathtime items that you can incorporate into your routine at home to do the same. These Bluey bathtime treats range from practical items like bubble bath and toothbrushes to bath crayons, water-safe puzzles and heaps of fun toys that get kids pouring, splashing and building their confidence in the water. Treat your little ones to a few of these and coaxing them into the bath at the end of the day should suddenly get a lot easier.
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Designs for the littlest kiddos to wear their love of Bluey on their sleeve! Inspired by their favourite characters, episodes and more from the big wide world of Bluey!
Shop nowThis bath toy may only have 3 pieces, but it offers multiple fun ways to help keep your littlest ones entertained. It sticks to the side of the bathtub in seconds using suction pads, and the yellow bucket detaches for easy filling. The bucket can then be clipped back in place and tipped over to send Bluey flying down the slide, or leave it to slowly dispense water out the hole in the base. The Bluey figure also has whirly eyes that move when water hits them, and this can be done on or out of the slide.
New ways to play: If you have a kid who doesn’t like water on their face or head, use Bluey to help build their confidence in the water so hair washes become a bit easier. Tip water over Bluey’s head and point out how much she seems to enjoy it. Get your kid to do it too, and watch Bluey wiggle her eyes and smile. Then slowly bring your kid into the game and pour water over them in the same way, using the same tiny bucket to start with then graduating to bigger cups.
Bluey can take her own bath right beside your kid with this fun bath toy. Fill the bathtub with water and add a bit of bubble bath in the centre before popping Bluey on top. When you press down on Bluey, bubbles will appear. The Bluey figure can be turned upside down to be used as a cup for endless pouring and measuring fun. Plus, there’s a shower head that can be filled in the tub, then used to pour water over Bluey to give her a really good clean.
New ways to play: This toy is great for teaching small kids the routine of bathtime and encouraging independence. Show they all the different parts of Bluey that need to be washed, then let them try for themselves. They can use Bluey’s shower to rinse themself off too.
Sometimes the simplest bath toys are the best and sets of pouring cups have been keeping generations of kids happy in the bathtub. Kids will spend ages pouring water from one to another, developing their motor skills and even learning a bit about volume. These stacking Heeler family cups have built in sprinkling holes for extra fun, and will also come in handy for rinsing hair and tidying up the tub after a bath too.
New ways to play: Make the most of the different sizes of each cup and set challenges for older toddlers. How many Bingos worth of water can they pour into the larger Bandit cup? How many Blueys do you need to keep another cup full it a parent or caregiver is holding it up so it sprinkles?
Age range: 18m+
Great for: Motor skills, early STEM skills
Bath time becomes an opportunity to learn with this simple puzzle that encourages both problem solving and creative skills. The 8-piece soft foam puzzle sticks to tiles or the bathtub, and each of the pieces work in a mix-and-match fashion, to create different Bluey poses and outfits. When you’re done playing, there’s a mesh bag with a suction cup to store and drip-dry the pieces ready for next time.
New ways to play: Try hiding the pieces under the bubbles in a (generously-filled) bubble bath to make finishing the puzzle that little bit trickier. You can also challenge older kids to create as many different combinations of pieces as they can, counting as they go (use bath crayons to make a tally, if you have any).
Bluey and Bingo really move in this canoe, which can be paddled across the bathtub without the need for batteries. Just pull the string and Bluey will dip her oars into the water as the boat moves across the tub. It’s simple enough that kids can operate it themselves, and they’ll love seeing how far the canoe can travel. Bingo can be taken off and used as a pourer and sprinkler too.
New ways to play: This can be used in paddling pools or even at the beach so it’s a great toy to pack for trips. Just be careful though, Grandad’s not there to help out this time!
Got a little artist in the family? Or even a kid who’s been known to scrawl on the walls if left unattended? This bath creations set featuring crayons, paints and foam ‘stickers’ is fun way to channel that energy with much easier clean-up – just wipe with a wet sponge or cloth when done. The set of 9 pieces includes a storage caddy to keep everything safely stashed away at the end of each bath.
Bluey, Bingo, Mum and Dad are here to make bathtime more fun, as they’re recreated in the form of a set of bath squirters designed for little hands. You know the drill – submerge and squeeze them in the bath water to fill them up, then ready, aim, fire! Parents may want to throw a towel around their shoulders before getting too close.
New ways to play: Use bath crayons or stickers to mark targets for your kids to aim at. Not only will it spare you (because grown-ups always end up being the target!) it’ll help hone their fine motor skills.
Getting kids into good habits early is really important when it comes to dental health, and one way to encourage them to brush their teeth every day is to make it as fun as possible. They can bring Bluey along for the ride with this battery-powered toothbrush, which is designed especially for small teeth with extra soft bristles and a gentle vibration. If you need more help encouraging them to brush properly, the minisode Robo Bingo has everything you need!
These great value bath toys come in Bluey or Bingo variants and combine three classic bath toys in one: a pouring cup, a water wheel and a sprinkler. Remove the head and upturn it to make your cup, while the donut-shaped floatie reveals its wheel, which spins when water is poured over it. Lift the floatie out of the water and it’ll sprinkle a shower of water over Bluey, Bingo or (more likely) you. The head also has holes for sprinkling and pouring, to add to all the fun.
Bluey and Bingo cuddle up on this jumbo 32oz bottle of bubble bath, which will see you through dozens of bath times without tears or tantrums. The mild formula is dermatologist-tested to ensure it’s safe for children’s sensitive skin, and it comes with a light rainbow raspberry scent that kids will love. A teaspoon is all you need for plenty of soft, fluffy bubbles.
If you know a Bluey fan who’s been known to complain when bathtime rolls around, gift them this 6 piece set. It contains everything you need to get them clean and fresh, all with a fun Bluey twist. For under 10 dollarbucks you get a 3-in-1 product (shampoo, conditioner and body wash), a berry-scented bubble bath, a mini raspberry body wash, a rainbow bath bomb, plus a Bluey-shaped sponge and a hair towel.
Bingo fans will be thrilled when they spot this 2-in-1 body wash and shampoo on the bathroom shelf. It’s designed to look exactly like everyone’s favorite little sister, and it makes bathtime a breeze as you don’t need to mess around with different bottles. The gentle kid-friendly formula is berry scented and tear-free to make hair washes easier.
Bring story time into the bath for the youngest members of your family with this set, which includes a bath book and a set of waterproof figures with suction cups. The book tells the story of the episode The Beach, and you can use the characters to recreate moments from the story yourself as you get extras like a seagull and a sandcastle to go alongside Bluey, Bingo, Mum and Dad.
Why apply body wash or soap with your hands when Bluey can help? This water-safe Bluey is designed to be taken into the water and used for both play and practical purposes: she can be used like a loofah or sponge to aid with washing or just act as a bathtime companion for a Bluey fan.
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