First, I did try using a deep point blade which can be used with either a Cricut Explore Air 2 or a Cricut Maker. If your child goes through a stage of not enjoying bath time (and many do), a couple of new bath toys might encourage them into the tub. When you’re away or on holiday, seeing a familiar toy come out at bath time may also help them to feel more comfortable and secure. Once the blade does its first set of passes, push 'go' again and the machine will do two more passes. Unlike some traditional bath toys that can squirt water, the award-winning Cuddledry Cuddleduck has no holes, instead being made from one complete piece of natural rubber.

Toys that light up under the water are absolutely magical, particularly for children who feel a bit stressed in the bath or benefit from sensory toys. Anything that sits in water runs the risk of becoming mouldy so you'll need to wash your child's bath toys regularly. Foam stickers or puzzles that have pieces that float in the water and can be pieced together on the tiled wall are sure to keep them busy. Discover our baby products and toddler accessories, including baby weaning products, Sippy cups, bath toys, stair gates, bouncers and more, all designed to make parents' lives easier and more enjoyable. It will still be attached a little bit to the sheet, but you should be able to easily pop the shapes out.Just add water and bubble bath to the top, and children can pull the lever to fill the cones with foam and add pretend sprinkles with the sprinkle shaker. Best of all, Green Toy has great eco credentials for those of us conscious about the amount of plastic piling up in our houses. Highly experienced with baby carriers, she used a baby carrier with both her daughters as both newborns and toddlers, including a soft-structured carrier and back carrier.

Best of all, as you submerge the black and white book in water, colours begin to emerge in the pictures as if by magic.

It’s worth noting that it may take a few pulls to kick start the bubbles when you first start using it and whilst the suction pads are fairly strong, you should encourage your child to be gentle so that it doesn't slip off the wall. While they are recommended for children aged three and over, Mumsnet users say that foam letters can also be a great way for younger toddlers to interact and learn in the water. A perfect way to cheer up/distract your child if they're not a fan of hair washing or if you've had to use a baby nasal aspirator on them! These DIY foam bath letters and funny faces are a great boredom buster and bath activity for toddlers and little kids! We've delved into the Mumsnet forums to find out what the real experts - the UK's largest online network of parents - think of the best bath toys currently on offer, from budget-friendly options to stimulating STEM bath toys, foam makers and light-up options.