BabyBath™ Splash Stack Bath Toy

• Eight graduated cups — stack up into a tower, nest down to the size of one
• Pour and drizzle — the bit that actually holds their attention
• Ends the bath-time fight by turning the bath into somewhere they want to be
• Muted palette that suits a real bathroom, not a toy box
• Smooth rolled edges, BPA-free
• Stores inside the folded BabyBath™ Nest — nothing extra to find a home for
• Outlasts the bath — sandpit, paddling pool, water table

Somewhere around six months, babies work out that bath time is negotiable. They arch, they grab the edge, and what used to take four minutes takes fifteen.

The fix is almost never a shorter bath. It is giving them something to do in it.

Eight cups, in sizes that sit inside each other. They fill them, tip them, and watch the water drizzle back out — which at that age is genuinely the most interesting thing happening anywhere. While they are busy with that, you can actually wash them.

Afterwards the cups stack into a tower, and the tower gets knocked over, and that is fine — knocking it over is the other half of the game. When you are done they nest back down into a single stack about the size of one cup, and sit inside the folded tub.

Muted colours on purpose. These live in your bathroom, not in a toy box.

And they outlast the bath by years: sandpit, paddling pool, kitchen floor with a jug of water and a towel underneath. Graduated sizes teach order and scale long before anyone calls it learning.