HABAToddler Bath Toys: Bubble Bath Whisk for Sensory Play, Bubble Maker for Bathtub and Fun Beach and Water Toys for Toddlers, Yellow

It's easy to use-even for little hands- and makes tons of bubbles with just a few spins, turning bath time into a fun, interactive sensory play session. The blue color is bright and cheerful, and the design is sturdy and safe, with no sharp edges.

My granddaughter loves it. She uses it to make “potions” when she takes a bath!

Easy to use for small hands and makes good bubbles. Toddler loved this toy.

My very active 2 year-old grandson has decided he doesn't like to take a bath anymore, resulting in a huge challenge for his parents. I got him this and he's changed his mind about taking a bath!

This thing is so fun! It’s useful when my son requests a bubble bath when the tub is already nearly full. It definitely works, but doesn’t generate bubbles as easily as I had hoped. I think a hand-operated egg beater would be more effective, but I wouldn’t want to let my son play with that. This works well enough, and makes a good tub toy.I find the best method is to use it immediately after pouring in the bubble liquid, keeping it at about a 20° angle with the top of the paddles just below the surface of the water, and cranking with all my might! 💪If I remember, I’ll try to get a video next time I use it. I have raging ADHD, so we’ll see!

Very sturdy.

MY 3-YEAR-OLD GRANDDAUGHTER LEARNED TO TURN THE HANDLE, BUT SHE COULD MAKE BUBBLES ONLY WHEN THE TUB WAS LESS FULL THAN USUAL. SHE TRIED THIS TOY FOR THE 3 NIGHTS I BATHED HER, BUT THE WIND-UP BATH ANIMALS SEEMED MORE FUN. I BOUGHT TWO, ONE FOR A YOUNGER SIB.

Huge hit in the bath and also outside when the kids play with the water table. (Just a few drops of dishwashing soap and have them go to town)