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Tomy : Teletubbies Bath Island from Tomy
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Minimum Age: 12 months
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Product Description Make bath time a magical fun time for toddlers with this floating island! Place each Teletubby in the central tower and watch them pop out of one of the three tunnels. There's also a slide for the Teletubbies to whiz down, while Dipsy's hat makes a fantastic pourer to turn the windmill. Water Po's flower garden and watch the flowers magically open up!
Customer Reviews
great playtime in the bath Posted 17 November 2008
my 7 month old daughter is just getting into play in the bath, she can now sit unaided out of the bath and loves to play with toys in th bath. the toys are a little small, but ideal for her hands... just fun to see her enjoying bathtime even more. Well worth the buy
Disastrous design - but toddlers love it! Posted 30 October 2008
My toddler finds this toy hugely entertaining in the bath - but I can't for the life of me understand why!
Good Points - It's Teletubbies (need I say more?) and the figures are practically indestructible. The hat makes a lovely pouring jug and there's endless fun to be had dropping the figures into the centre of the island and watching them come out again - at least for a two-year old.
Bad Points - Floats (barely) with the flowers semi-submerged so the 'opening' effect is completely lost. It takes up a lot of space in and out of the bath. Teletubbies don't slide down the slide and the windmill comes out of its bracket very easily.
Verdict - Entertains most children but a lot to pay for four figures and a plastic hat, which are the bits that get most use. There are better things to spend your money on.
Doesn't do what it says on the tin.... Posted 08 July 2008
My son likes holding and eating the teletubby figures. However, this is where the fun ends. The island sinks without much difficulty, the flowers do not move when you water the garden as stated and the middle is continually coming off without any help. As someone else added, the slide is a tad non slippy!
Save your money and buy another sturdier, cheaper model unless your child loves Teletubbies.
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