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ALEX® Toys - Bathtime Fun Tooting Tugboat 826 User Reviews



Our son gets excited to go play with his boat. The little tut is quite impressive. It is a low pitched whistle that works every time.A bonus feature is that you can use this boat like a cup to pour water over your child when you need to get their hair wet for washing.It dries well and you don't have to worry about mold build up so long as you tip all the water out after each use.
- Alizabeth Szilagyi

I'm so sick of the bath squirters and my mother bought this while we were living with them for a short time. My son LOVED it from day one at 18 months and now at 3 years he still has fun with it. When you push down on it while it floats it makes a noise that sounds so realistic which he just loves and it's nice to have a toy that doesn't take batteries and a tub toy that doesn't get water every where.
- Amber A. Miller

My son has been playing with this sucker for 2 years now. Good quality and obviously fun.
- Matt Stroer

It makes wuuu sound when you press the boat into the water. It is fun for bath time.
- Emma

My son is 5 and he likes this tug boat quite a bit. It is rather large, but that makes it even better for little people to handle. It does have a rather realistic "Toot!". It is a great little Tug Boat!
- Christina Jones

My two-year old loves his new tugboat! I haven't tried to figure out how it works yet (scientifically), but all he has to do is submerge it in water and it makes great "toot-toot" sounds. We've only had it a month, so I don't know if cleaning it is a problem - there is an open part around the bottom that's kind of like a moat that allows water to get into the body, thus somehow making the sound. Overall, I highly recommend it!
- Mom of two boys

This is by far the best bath toy ever! Trust me, my daughter has them all! There are no electronics to break, its simple, and perfect.
- Maryellen Malone

I was looking for some water toys for my 15 month old son.I saw this one and buy it...my son loves it.The boat is not as small as shown in the pictures...but its not that big as other reviewers said either.My son can handle it by himself perfectly.The boat has sort of a whistle which makes a sound as soon as you push it down the water.Its a very creative, simple and beautiful toy, fully recommended.
- rosee

This toy is quite large and takes a lot of tub space but neither of my 2 year olds are interested in it. Maybe later they will enjoy it for pretend play but for now it is ignored. Hardly any sounds, I was not impressed.
- Mommy2twins

i bought this for my 16 month old son. i wasn't sure if he would know how to make it toot, but sure enough he picked up on it and laughed the entire time. overall, pleased with this purchase!pros* good quality* makes fun sound* inexpensivecons* doesn't float well unless completely drained* too little bulky for my wall storage Safety 1st Bath Toy Bag
- boomer sooner

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ALEX® Toys - Bathtime Fun Tooting Tugboat 826

Push the tugboat down in the bathwater to hear "TOOT" in two tones! Sound is created by air rushing through 2 whistles in the smoke stacks when pushed down in the tub. Two different whistle tones makes it sound just like a real tugboat.





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