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Nuby Wacky Water Works Pipes Bath Toy, Multicolor, 3 Years +
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Transform bath time into engaging STEM fun with the Nuby Wacky Water Works Pipes Bath Toy, an interactive, multicolor plumbing system for children aged 3+. This non-toxic, highly-rated toy promotes developmental learning by teaching cause and effect and problem-solving through water play.
- Interactive bath toy with three unique, detachable pipe pieces for endless creative flow.
- Teaches fundamental STEM concepts and boosts hand-eye coordination.
- Features secure suction cups for stable play on smooth bath surfaces.
- Durable, non-toxic, and safe for young children—no batteries required.
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Product Description
Product Overview: Transform Bath Time into STEM Fun with the Nuby Wacky Water Works Pipes Bath Toy!
Ditch the bath time struggles and introduce engaging, educational fun with the highly-rated Nuby Wacky Water Works Pipes Bath Toy. This interactive, multicolor plumbing system is engineered to capture the imagination of children aged 3 years and up, turning your tub into an exciting water park. Watch as your child learns cause and effect, problem-solving, and hand-eye coordination by connecting the three unique pipe pieces and pouring water through them. The dynamic flow of water and vibrant colors keep little ones entertained, making this non-toxic, durable toy an essential addition to a joyful and developmental bath routine. Say goodbye to tears and hello to laughter and learning with this must-have manual water toy!
Key Features
- Interactive Plumbing System: Includes three unique, detachable pipe pieces that children can arrange and rearrange.
- Educational Fun: Teaches fundamental STEM concepts like water flow, cause and effect, and basic engineering skills.
- High Visibility Design: Bright, multicolor pieces are easy to spot and highly engaging for young visual learners.
- Secure Suction Cups: Easily adheres to most smooth bath surfaces (tubs or tile) for stable play.
- Durable & Safe: Made from high-quality, non-toxic materials perfect for children aged 3 years and older.
Important Information
- Model Number: 99588
- Product Dimensions: 10.3 x 16 x 21 cm; 307 g
- Power Source/Pump Type: Manual (no batteries required)
- Target Gender: Unisex
- Date First Available: 24 Oct. 2019
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- Quality Assurance: We source only officially licensed Nuby products, guaranteeing safety and durability for your child.
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Specification
Overview
| Weight | 307 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10.3 × 16 × 21 cm |
| Model Number | 99588 |
| Product Dimensions | 10.3 x 16 x 21 cm; 307 g |
| Item model number | 99588 |
| Target gender | Unisex |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Style | Wacky Water Works Pipes |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Pump type | Manual |
| Batteries required | No |
| Item weight | 307 g |
| Date First Available | 24 Oct. 2019 |
| Manufacturer | Nuby |
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26 reviews for Nuby Wacky Water Works Pipes Bath Toy, Multicolor, 3 Years +
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Kit –
I think this is a brilliant bath toy. Bought this for my 18 month old; she’s a bit too young to enjoy the assembly aspect of the toy and can’t quite turn the taps by herself yet (which I assume is why this toy is listed for 3+ years) but she loves watching the water come out of the different attachments. I’ve enjoyed putting it together with her in different ways so it’s good fun for adults too! I’ve seen some reviews saying it doesn’t seem very sturdy or doesn’t stick very well but I have certainly not had any issues with that: I stuck the main “water tank” on the side of the bath as soon as it came out of the box and it hasn’t moved since. My little girl even uses this part to pull herself up to stand so it seems sturdy enough in my opinion.
Ash –
Granddaughter could not wait to play with this during her bath time. Keeps them occupied and steady. Well worth it!
DiGi –
This is such a good bath toy and my grandson absolutely loved playing with it. My only comment, and the reason I haven’t given it 5 stars is that the ‘water works’ section of the toy seems too heavy for the join to the Water Inlet cup at the top and so everything keeps dropping off. Before my grandson and other little visitors who stay come again, I think I will glue the cup on to the rest of the toy. I think that is simply remedied if I get the right glue.
B.N.Hancock –
Great fun at bath times. Suckers can be tough to get off tiles but also not strong enough to hold it when full of water. So fun to play with !
Alex H –
Very much enjoyed. Keep in mind, Tricky for young ones to turn the ‘taps’. And if using IN bath, wheel is unable to spin with pretty much any water in bath, no way to set it up differently to actually allow it to spin.
Romeo Tango –
Do you ever feel like you want to tackle some pipe work and feel like you’ve successfully achieved without the need to call in a professional? Then look no further, this is for you. Out of the box I managed to put all this together and I didn’t need any tools whatsoever. I gladly put my plumbing tape back in the cupboard where it belongs.This is great, my daughter loves it as do I. It has valves for your child (or for yourself) to turn and turn flows on and off. It has a working watermill and shower head and a ball float too. Can’t fault it, bathtimes are so much more fun now for both parent and child! Buy it!
MT –
Very pleased with this set which I got for my grandson (30 months). He really enjoyed all the parts; turning taps on and off different pipes to control the water flow (don’t think he appreciated or understood that as much as I did, he just liked seeing it gush out or sprinkle through the flower head!) and watching the ball go up and down with the level of water. Very pleased. And the largest piece holds some of the pipes too when not being used.
janine –
I really like this. I bought for my baby but my two older children like it too! Fun in the bath. Easy to build up and looks good. String suction so it doesn’t slip about the place! Which is a pet hate of mine 😄
Lemon –
Doesn’t get mouldy, is robust and toddler loves it
This has been one of my baby’s favourite bath toys since I bought it. Compared to other bath toys, it is great value for the time she spends using it.It is important to know that not all valves work simultaneously. This makes it exciting for kids to work out themselves, but makes it more suited to being a toy for an older toddler. The toy is robust and not easily breakable. Most importantly it is fairly easy to clean and dries well so it does not get mouldy.
sTfan –
RAS
Conforme à la description et à la photographie. Pas très étanche aux jonctions mais ça plait.
Anja –
Tolles Spielzeug für die Badewanne!
Sehr leichter Zusammenbau. Macht sehr viel Spaß. Mein Kind ist total begeistert.
n b –
Difficile à faire tenir
Pas pratique à faire tenir dans la salle de bain à cause du carrelage texturé
alastair nairn –
bath time fun
great fun easy to use
Kit –
I think this is a brilliant bath toy. Bought this for my 18 month old; she’s a bit too young to enjoy the assembly aspect of the toy and can’t quite turn the taps by herself yet (which I assume is why this toy is listed for 3+ years) but she loves watching the water come out of the different attachments. I’ve enjoyed putting it together with her in different ways so it’s good fun for adults too! I’ve seen some reviews saying it doesn’t seem very sturdy or doesn’t stick very well but I have certainly not had any issues with that: I stuck the main “water tank” on the side of the bath as soon as it came out of the box and it hasn’t moved since. My little girl even uses this part to pull herself up to stand so it seems sturdy enough in my opinion.
Ash –
Granddaughter could not wait to play with this during her bath time. Keeps them occupied and steady. Well worth it!
DiGi –
This is such a good bath toy and my grandson absolutely loved playing with it. My only comment, and the reason I haven’t given it 5 stars is that the ‘water works’ section of the toy seems too heavy for the join to the Water Inlet cup at the top and so everything keeps dropping off. Before my grandson and other little visitors who stay come again, I think I will glue the cup on to the rest of the toy. I think that is simply remedied if I get the right glue.
B.N.Hancock –
Great fun at bath times. Suckers can be tough to get off tiles but also not strong enough to hold it when full of water. So fun to play with !
Alex H –
Very much enjoyed. Keep in mind, Tricky for young ones to turn the ‘taps’. And if using IN bath, wheel is unable to spin with pretty much any water in bath, no way to set it up differently to actually allow it to spin.
Romeo Tango –
Do you ever feel like you want to tackle some pipe work and feel like you’ve successfully achieved without the need to call in a professional? Then look no further, this is for you. Out of the box I managed to put all this together and I didn’t need any tools whatsoever. I gladly put my plumbing tape back in the cupboard where it belongs.This is great, my daughter loves it as do I. It has valves for your child (or for yourself) to turn and turn flows on and off. It has a working watermill and shower head and a ball float too. Can’t fault it, bathtimes are so much more fun now for both parent and child! Buy it!
MT –
Very pleased with this set which I got for my grandson (30 months). He really enjoyed all the parts; turning taps on and off different pipes to control the water flow (don’t think he appreciated or understood that as much as I did, he just liked seeing it gush out or sprinkle through the flower head!) and watching the ball go up and down with the level of water. Very pleased. And the largest piece holds some of the pipes too when not being used.