Munchkin Fishin Bath Toy
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What Do We Like About The Munchkin Fishin Bath Toy?
- Bath toy set contains (1) magnetic fishing rod and (3) underwater bobbing characters
- Characters float with magnets on top for easy fishing
- Characters are air tight, helping to limit mold and mildew
- Magnetic bobbers help develop hand eye coordination
- Suitable for little boys and girls 24 months and up; Care and cleaning: Rinse with warm water, wipe clean, hand wash, air dry
Munchkin Fishin' Bath Toy
Bath toy set contains 1 magnetic fishing rod and 3 underwater bobbing characters Characters float with magnets on top for easy fishing Characters are air tight ...
Munchkin Fishin' Bath Toy, Includes (1) Magnetic Fishing Rod and (3) Underwater Bobbers
$7.95 in stock
Pint-sized explorers love bath activities that keep them busy and engaged in the tub. Introduce reel bath time fun with the Fishin Bath Toy by Munchkin. The magnetic fishing hook easily picks up sea creatures (which double as bobbing bath toys), and the handle is specially made to fit toddler hands. The reel even makes fun clicking sounds when turned, giving it a more realistic feel. Great for developing hand-eye coordination and teaching cause and effect, too - so your little one falls hook, line and sinker for bath time learning fun.
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Brand – Munchkin
Manufacturer Part Number – 17040PS
UPC – 735282170409
ASIN – B01N52DUNK
13 reviews for Munchkin Fishin Bath Toy
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Price History for Munchkin Fishin' Bath Toy
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| Current Price | $7.95 | 12/06/2022 |
| Highest Price | $9.39 | 09/28/2022 |
| Lowest Price | $7.95 | 11/01/2022 |
Last price changes
| $7.95 | 11/20/2022 |
| $9.35 | 11/19/2022 |
| $7.95 | 11/01/2022 |
| $8.95 | 09/30/2022 |
| $9.39 | 09/28/2022 |
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Sherie –
I debated for a while between this set and some others that had working reels and line. Ultimately, since my kids are only 1 and 2, I decided on these for now, as I knew they’d be of better quality and durability for younger children. I think I made the right decision. My 2 (almost 3) year old enjoyed fishing for these in and out of the tub! My 1 year old just saw it as a weapon to hit his sister with, kind of as expected. I liked that the line is a good quality, fast dry fabric and not long…
APC –
Our toddler entered a phase where he was suddenly afraid to sit in the tub. This was pretty sad for us as he previously LOVED bath time. In an effort to lure him back into the joys of tub time, we looked for some new toys. This fishing pole was a hit!! It was fun for him to play with while he was still standing, and he gradually got more comfortable again and is sitting in no time! I am sure a lot of toys would have gotten the job done, but our son really enjoyed this. The pole and the…
KD –
We previously purchased the older version of this toy and this one is way better. The fishing line is flexible cord rather than plastic so it moves easily in all directions and the floating toys all float with the magnets for catching them facing upwards, unlike the old version where they all tipped on their sides. Only problem with this is if you have a metal bath tub the creatures may occasionally stick to the sides when they float close to the edge, my kids find it funny and do it on…
Amy Lynn –
My son seems to enjoy this toy but I’m disappointed in the quality. The rod has screws and it’s already rusty. We have only used it for 3 days.
Keri Braswell –
This is a great bath toy for those who worry about mold. It’s also just a fun activity for the kids. It’s not too difficult to connect the fish to the pole, but the younger they are, the harder it is due to the needed coordination. My almost 4 year old has no problem, but my just turned 2 year old, it’s a little more difficult. But even when they are not fishing, they like playing with the little characters. Also, the string doesn’t wind up, but it’s thick and durable. The wheel does turn…
Stephen B –
My son ripped the handle of his bath bucket and said he was going fishing, so I thought it was time to get him a proper fishing rod.
The rod is perfect in size for my 2.5 year old. Its not too big where he is hitting the wall or where I am worried he will hit himself in the head with it. Its a nice bright and colourful green and easy to hold. The reel just makes clicking sounds which he is not very interested in.
The fish are bottom heavy so they always float upright with the magnets facing…
WashedUpWild –
This is our second “Fishin’” toy and it’s perfect. We keep one in our beach bag for our pool trips and one in the tub. This toy specifically is extremely durable and doesn’t have any places that will get moldy like in a lot of other bath toys.
No only do I approve of it as far as durability and cleanliness but my kiddos (1-1/2 and 3)love it! They love the clicking reel and catching the toys and throwing them back to catch again!
MariePier –
Yay for the magnets, booh for the price. It’s a good toy for toddlers, easy to use, easy to clean BUT pricey considering there’s not that many fish that comes with it and it’s basically just a string with a magnet. When you compare it with other similar toys, this one is the most expensive, Id say it would be worth it on sale. Overall it’s ok and it’s great for bath time buuuuuuuuut I’m not sure if I would buy it again.
Hourra pour les aimants, booh pour le prix! Je trouve ce jouet…
Kerrie B. –
I really wish I could find a magnetic fishing toy with parts made of silicone. I don’t see a reason for these parts to be made of hard plastic. First off, the rigidity makes them more susceptible to cracks and breakage and I’m not sure I fully trust in their waterproofabilty, so if water does get inside, there is risk of mould growth. I will say the magnets are very strong, and the design is cute, but other than that, I’m not impressed with this purchase.
Mom Life in PNW –
Bought this to go with my 3-year-old daughter’s water table and was slightly disappointed that it doesn’t actually reel in the toys. It does make a clicking sound as you rotate it to insinuate the realism of reeling in I suppose, but it would have been a nice feature. My daughter is also confused as to why there’s a baby to fish. All 3 should be fish imo. Other than that, the magnets work and they’re big enough to not be a potential choking hazard.
Jeremy –
Bought this for my 1 year old because his older brother (3yo) keeps taking his toys. As it turns out, this was no different and both kids loved playing with it. This toy does really well in the bathtub, but they naturally want to play with it outside the bath as well, which is where I was a little disappointed to see how easily the toy scratches and scuffs up when used outside of water.
Mryan –
My son LOVES this fishing rod. He looks forward to bath time just so he can use it. Very well made and I love that water doesn’t stay inside the toys and you can rinse everything so it doesn’t mold (no issues yet.) I wish the fishing rod actually extended out a little so that it could be pulled in but I can see how it would create some extra problems with internal cleaning etc.
Matthew P. –
My 1.5yr old was very excited and loved playing with this fishing pole in the tub, unfortunately within a few days I had to throw it away. The rod has screws that rusted, which poses a health hazard when it comes to young ones. Very disappointing.