Triceratops Rubber Duck

The triceratops rubber duck is a variation of an iconic bath toy. Other rubber ducks in the range include the pirate duck and the octopus duck.

It does not have a hole. So mould cannot grow inside the rubber duck.

And the rubber duck can float. But sometimes it likes swimming on its side.

I can imagine children having hours of fun in the bath or in the pool with this rubber duck.  Do you think that they might sing the “Rubber Duckie”song made famous by Ernie in Sesame Street?

The dimensions of the triceratops rubber duck in centimetres are 10 x 10. x 7.5.

The duck has not been tested as safe for the under 3’s. 

Why is bath time special?

Bath time can be a special part of the day for a child. It is often at the end of the day. For a child. it is a signal that the day will begin to wind down. Couple it with the last meal of the day and the bedtime rituals. Then you will have a routine that will last for many years. It is a routine that can encourage you and other members of the family (including the little ones) to start winding down; to relax and calm down. 

Since you cannot leave a little one alone in the bath for any period of time, you can take advantage of it as a special bonding time. It is a time during which you will pay attention to them. Primarily you are doing this to keep your child safe, but it has the added bonus that the child feels and knows that they are the centre of your attention. While you are bathing your child and playing with their bath toys, you are connecting with them. 

So play with your child and their rubber ducks while they are having their bath. You will create memories that your child will value for many  years to come. 


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