The toy is cute and entertained my 11 month old in the bath. But the painted eyes rub off, which is fundamentally unacceptable to me. My baby, as do most, puts everything in her mouth and to my horror had paint all over her lips. How could this be possible? Zero stars. Read more

When I first tried to stick these suckers to the wall, I kept growing more and more frustrated, at one point I flung one of the cups clear across the bathroom. But then I realized I was doing it all wrong.Basically, these need to be a little wet to stick. This is kind of counter-intuitive. Normally you'd want the surface and cup to be bone dry and clean when sticking down a suction cup, it's the exact opposite here.Once these stuck they were an INSTANT hit! My little guy was literally squealing in delight slopping water messily into the top cup, screaming as the wheels spun round and round and round....over and over again for 20 minutes.The design on these things is brilliant. Because the cups are shaped tall and narrow, a little water goes a long way, draining slowly for lasting action.Almost a year ago, I had purchased the caterpillar spiller cups for the bath  Munchkin Caterpillar Spillers Stacking Cups , and those were such a rediculous faaaail, bc they're too wide with humungo holes. If you're deciding between this toy and the caterpillar one for your kids bath, this one's definitely the way to go! Read more

This is such a simple yet brilliant product. I am a tough one to please but I only have good things to say about it.-Easy to clean, hence no mold !!- well priced.- helps in cognitive development in various ways- strategy, cause affect, motor skills and so most loved bath toy from infancy to big kid. My baby first loved the bright colors, then he learned holding them, then when water was poured and wheels rotate he learned the cause and affect and now that he is older he is devising his own ways. He nests them, plans which cup he wants and where and how to pour water. I like the way he is using his brain. He did named the cups yesterday (I guess because they have eyes!?) Which was funny.- can be used in shower stall or bath tiles.- sticks easily and hasn't lost suction after regular months of use by a VERY active toddler boy.Only thing is, you have to stop the kid from drinking water from the cup and keep a close eye which we do anyhow.I would like to suggest the company to make several extensions of this toy so that there can be more learning and fun. Aka mommy and kid both are happy :)Hope it helped in making a decision. Wholeheartedly recommend it. Read more

Cute design. Cups let water flow out fast enough to really spin the wheels, but slow enough that it can be enjoyed for a few seconds. Only down side is that the suction cups leave a small gap between the cup and the surface they’re stuck on so that the cup tilts down and back a little when filled with water. A small stub or two below the suction cup would have fixed that design flaw, but it’s pretty minor for an otherwise excellent product that even a forty-something might play with when it’s left behind by the baby. Maybe. Read more

I fixed the suction issue by applying lotion/vaseline on the one that wouldnt stick. (First try just water and if that fails I used the oily type of lotion, not the cream type) and that held up). Once all the kinks were worked out (one of the spinners wasnt spinning freely so I slightly bent the malleable plastic to work). Yeah a pittle DIY involved. Kid loves it and adds some color and fun to bath time. Read more

My son (18mo) loves the red and orange cups. He won't take a bath without them, and we've had it since about Nov, so that is some staying power in a toy. However, they do NOT stay suctioned to the wall!! One does (the red one) but the blue and green do not, they will fall off whenever they get water in them. That's too bad because the point is to set up a network of these things so that one drips into the other and you can create a waterfall on the wall. Or at least to stay up long enough for a kid to dump water in them and see the wheel spin. So thats frustrating. But overall he still likes playing with the cups at least. Read more

My daughter threw a fit because I would not let her take these out of the tub (I could easily see her putting them on the sliding glass door to pour milk and juice in). After one fit the first night she now accepts they are a tub only toy and she loves them. The novelty is starting to wear of after a few months, but she still plays with them sometimes and I use the cup to rinse her hair.I would definitely get these for someone who has a kid who needs a bit of encouragement to get in the tub sometimes. Read more

My 2 year old loves these. They are simple to use and the quality (besides suction cups) is decent. My big complaint is that the suction cups are terrible. I have tried every which way to get them to stick better (dry, wet, moving them) and nothing seems to work. The rubber is too hard and doesn’t create enough of a suction. I wouldn’t buy them again because of this, but the idea of them is great. Read more

These have been a huge success during bath tub. My 18 month old found it very funny to pour water out of the bath onto the floors. These have helped to direct that pouring urge, and he is happy to pour water into these cups instead. Highly recommend if you are in the same situation as me. Additionally, he has become creative with it and uses them for other play now too (placing toys in them, stacking them, etc), so it has evolved past the basic function. Read more

Was looking for bath toys to liven up bathtime and these fit the bill perfectly. These are great bath toys! Even I like to play with them. The suction cups are a great stick, the little windmills spin so well and the colours and eyes are very attractive to our kids. These are a lot of fun!! Read more

My son just turned two and loves the fact that he can pour his own water into the toy and watch the cause and effect of the wheels spinning. I have not had any issues with the suction cups-sticks on the sides of my bathtub as well as on my ceramic tile above the tub. A worth while investment for the bath, and even better if you can pick-up the item when it goes on sale. Read more

After 2 weeks of melt downs at bath time, I began looking for something fun to put into the bath time routine.I bought this and it did the trick! My little man never tires of playing with this.I put in the dishwasher to wash on top rack with no issues. Read more

My daughter loves these toys! The trick to getting them to stick is making sure the wall and suction cup are both wet - warm water also helps make the suction cup more flexible and better to grab on to the wall. I bought a second one for my friend's one year old for his birthday! Read more