My two toddlers love hands on activities and adding this set to bath time helps us practice numbers and practice sharing. The little fishes are easy to hook and I love that the toys are plastic so they dry and store easy. Excellent bath toy

Great toy for bath time! Has helped my toddler recognize the numbers! I love that the fish change colors in the warm water and my little one loved making it change back and forth. Also helps practicing motor skills. Overall a great and self entertaining toy

skiphop’s STEM Learning & Play Fishing set is a great classic bath toy, updated with some fun STEM learning additions. The line is a fixed length so there’s nothing to get tangled and the reel makes a fun clicking noise when spun. The fish change colors like magic when dropped into warm water, teaching cause and effect and how water temperature can affect them. The fish have large number-shaped holes for math skills and to hook onto for hand and eye coordination. The fish also stack into each other and can be used for practicing size order and number order. The best part, no assembly or batteries are required for this classic toy!

My toddlers love playing with this fishing set during bath time! The fishing rod is easy for them to hold and maneuver the hook through the numbers. They are also thrilled by the crank noise when you turn the rod’s handle! The fishing rod numbers turning color in the water is also a fun feature that seems like magic to these kids. As a parent, I love that the set doesn’t include a bunch of small features. The set is easy to take out during bath, dry, and store for next time.

My son loves his fishing bath toys and so do I! When you put the 3 fish in the water they are colors but if the water is hot the fish all turn white to let the adults know the water temperature needs adjusting. The fishing pole and the fish are very easy to clean and fun to play with in and out of the tub. My son plays with this all day long

Thank you Influenster for sending me this! My daughter loves that. It’s soooo fun and educational. She would just throw the “fish” in her little pool and fish them out right after. Good and steady material!