Fantastic for fine motor skills
Bought this for my niece, who is 21 months, and she adores it. Grasping the little foam blueberries and placing them in the correct cup has really improved her dexterity. It's a thoughtful gift for little ones.
Frida's Sort + Solve Bath Tray makes bath time educational and entertaining for toddlers ages 18-24 months. This innovative tray features three removable nesting containers and adorable foam character shapes including strawberries, blueberries, lemons, octopuses, and crabs that encourage sorting, matching, and imaginative pretend play. Children develop fine motor skills by grasping and organizing shapes while learning to recognize colors, characters, and sizes. The included Ways to Play™ cards guide parents through activities that support language expression, planning, sequencing, and imaginative play.
| Material | Foam shapes, plastic tray |
|---|---|
| Age Range | 18-24 months |
| Piece Count | 3 nesting containers, multiple foam shapes |
| Puzzle Type | Bath Puzzle |
| Skills Developed | Fine motor, sorting, matching, language, planning |
| Special Features | Nesting containers, Ways to Play™ cards |
Bought this for my niece, who is 21 months, and she adores it. Grasping the little foam blueberries and placing them in the correct cup has really improved her dexterity. It's a thoughtful gift for little ones.
This bath puzzle is a good idea for interactive play. My daughter enjoys the characters and trying to sort them. However, the foam shapes can get a bit slippery when wet, making it tricky for tiny hands.
The foam shapes do not stick to the tub walls well at all, which makes the 'sorting' part difficult. My kid just ends up throwing them around. Disappointed with how it works in practice.
My little one enjoys playing with the foam shapes in the bath. The nesting containers are a great idea for teaching sizes and putting things away. It keeps bath time playful and interactive for her.
This bath toy keeps my 2-year-old completely engaged. She enjoys matching the colors of the shapes to the containers. It's a simple, effective way to turn bath time into a learning experience for her.