When my sister was a baby my mum brought her a little box to go next to the bath to put her bath toys in but this got too small so one day when I was in town I saw these bath nets for sale. I recognised the Safety 1st logo because we've got other stuff of theirs in the house so I brought it and we've used it ever since and I've even brought another to stick on the tiles further away from the bath to keep my Lush goodies in. The net is a brilliant idea and so simple because it's just a strip of netting with two suction cups that hold it against the tiles like a bag and you can put the bath toys in them and let them drip dry so they are not just lying all in ...  Read the complete review

Ever wondered what to do with all those bath toys which your toddler just has to play with every bath time? Having to brush your trendy candles and bathroom accessories to one side to make way for a squeaky dolphin? Dripping wet wind-up clockwork frogs just ruining your soap? Well, if the answer to all these questions is a resounding "yes!" then have no fear! This product is just for you! Available from all good baby-stuff stockists like Mothercare, Boots and even on the world wide web, the "Safety 1st Bath Toy Bag" is a truly wonderful invention, and just the ticket to save all those toddler bath toys cluttering up ...  Read the complete review

I was looking for a storage solution for my son's growing collection of bath toys. After a hunt round the shops I picked up a Safety 1st Bath Toy Bag from Mothercare for £3.99. The bag was made of strong mesh netting and had two plastic suction cups for sticking to tiles or the bath side. I was a little sceptical about how well the suction cups would hold up but as it was a bargain price I thought it was worth a try. The mesh bag was very roomy and accommodated my little boy's entire collection of boats, rubber ducks, water squirters and bath books! The suction cups worked well and still do after a year's use (even when the bag is quite full). Occasionally ...  Read the complete review

This was great, at only around £5 it saved so much hassle. Before i bought it i either had a bath full of toys - not so relaxing for a soak after a long day and too short a night, or a box full of soggy toys and the end of my bath that were often played with when they shouldnt have been- as in will this duck float in the toilet mummy. (He's a boy i guess) Two suction caps and a net- genius i got my bath back and the toys stayed out the toilet - no expensive plumbers bills and were toys able to drip dry he even picked them up himself after a bath. Four friends bought them after my raving about how great it was (how mad or sad or possibly both i am). Anyway ...  Read the complete review

I hadnt gone out to but one of these but when i saw it on the shelf in the shop i thought why not. Id been keeping all my sons toys in a plastic bin at the side of the bath which meant that when he had a bath he had to have all his toys in and couldnt pick and choose what he wanted. Sometimes the toys would be quite wet still after i had packed them away so they would leave a little puddle at the bottom of the bin which i would have to clean everytime he had a bath. When i got the safety first bath toy bag it was great, stuck the suckers on my tiles over the bath and hung the netting on. I filled the net with toys and was pleasently suprised that it could ...  Read the complete review