Bathtime

Glo Pals:

Make bathtime a sensory experience with these water-activated light up toys. If your little one has had a tough day, you can dim the bathroom lights and use these light up toys to create a sensory calming environment.
Functional Language: lights, on, off, in, out, float

Silicone Squirt Toys:

These easy to clean bath toys are fun for squeezing water with and mold free! Increase hand and grip strength by squeezing toys to fill with and squirt water.
Functional Language: squeeze, squirt, water, go, open, close

Floating Boats & Bath Spoons:

Working on scooping with a spoon? The bath is my favorite place to do that! These handled cups are great for practicing scooping and pouring. You can practice making it “rain” on the boats by scooping and pouring water onto them.
Functional Language: scoop, pour, dump, water, boat

Suction Bath Toys:

Bring some heavy work to the bath while increasing hand strength, fine motor coordination, and bilateral coordination skills as your little one pushes together and pulls apart the suction toys to build directly onto the side of the bathtub! Great for 2+ years.  
Functional Language: push, pull, together, apart, colors, more

Waterworks Pipes Bath Toy:

Increase motor skills by building and connecting all of the pipes together, then stick them to the bath wall for some bathtime fun! Get a cup and practice scooping and pouring water into the top bucket and watch the water trickle back down into the tub!
Functional Language: build, together, apart, water, in, out, down

Bath Letters & Numbers:

Great for toddlers 3+ as they start to identify letters, numbers, and colors. These foam letters/numbers stick to the bathtub wall. Help them put the numbers and letters in the correct order.
Functional Language: colors, numbers, letters, stick

Suction Water Wheel:

Another fun tool for increasing wrist rotation for self-feeding! After suctioning this toy to the bathtub, encourage your little one to scoop a cup full of water and pour it onto the wheel to make it spin!
Functional Language: scoop, pour, spin, water

Bath Toy Organizer:

Keep all of your favorite bath toys organized and dry with this hanging bath organizer. Work on putting in with your little one (12 months), then start sorting and categorizing similar toys with your toddler as they get older (2+). 
Functional Language: clean up, dry, same, different, in, out

Silicone Stacking Cups:

The bathtub is a great place to work on scooping and pouring! After they are scooping and pouring with one cup, give your little one two cups and work on transferring water back and forth between the two cups!
Functional Language: scoop, pour, water, cup

Suction Spinning Toys:

Place spinners on a bath seat tray, or directly on the bathtub to help with keeping your little one entertained while you wash their hair. Let them take turns spinning!
Functional Language: spin, again, wash, go, stop

Penguin Slide Bath Toy:

Great toy for language and modeling “Ready…set…GO!” Hold the penguin at the top of the slide and wait for your little one to say “GO” (or something close to it) before letting go and watching them splash into the tub.
Functional Language: “Ready, set, go!,” splash

Bath Crayons:

Work on writing skills and holding a writing utensil while taking a bath. These wash-away crayons are great for practicing making scribbles, lines, or circles as your little one is starting to show interest in coloring (after 1 year).
Functional Language: color, draw, scribble, down, circle