If looking for a gift for a baby or toodler you could not go far wrong with this bath time toy. My son was lucky enough to recieve this as a present for his first birthday and it has quickly become a bathtime favourite. Appearance The mother octopus is orange and sits in the middle of the green pad which I suppose is meant to represent her body. On each on her tentacles there is one of her babies who are different colours and have different expressions on their faces. To help develop your child's number recogition each baby octopus is also numbered. This means the toy works well with colour identification as well as number identification. The babies have ...  Read the complete review

This is my son's favourite bath toy so I thought it was about time I reviewed it. The toy consists of a floating base, a mummy octopus pouring cup as well as 8 little babies. The floating base is a bright green colour and measures around 30cm in length. It is shaped a bit like a flower with 8 petals. On each of the 'petals' there is a space for one of the little octopal squeazy toys. Each section has a number 1-8 on. In the middle of the green base sits the orange mummy octopus. She is actually a pouring cup of around 8cm diameter. The cup has a friendly face printed on the side and little holes in the top so when it's upside down it can ...  Read the complete review

Baby received this as a gift for her first birthday, and we have been having a lot of fun with it at bath time. However, it retails for between £9-£11 which I think is quite steep for what it is. What do you get? For your money you get a floating base shaped into eight octopus arms onto which you place the head of the mummy/daddy octopus and the eight octopus babies. The parent octopus head is essentially an inverted plastic cup with a series of holes in the top; the babies are colourful squirters, two each of pink, blue, yellow and orange. They are numbered one to eight and have different facial expressions. They work well and are of good quality. We ...  Read the complete review

My little boy really did not like baths when he was younger so i was on the look out for something to make it a bit more fun for him when i came across these. They looked fun and had educational encouragement to go with it at £9.99. It has a green floating base that has a round centre piece that holds the mother octopal which is a pouring cup which can be used as a shower head also as it has holes at the top of it. It is orange in colour which attracts the little one to it and can be used to wash little ones hair easily.Attached to this are 8 separate little circles to represent 8 arms for the 8 baby octapals. Each of these little arms have a number 1 - 8 on ...  Read the complete review