Bath toy SES Tiny Talents Fish in a row – multicolour bath animal for ages 6 months–5 years

SES Tiny Talents Fish in a row is a multicolour bath animal set designed for children aged 6 months to 5 years. The set contains four lightweight linked fish that float on water and can be arranged in sequence for stacking, sorting and interactive water play. Made for safe bath-time entertainment, these fish encourage exploration of textures and basic motor skills while remaining easy to grasp for small hands.

Advantages

The linked fish offer versatile play: they can be connected in a row, stacked, used as simple scoops or held to act as a colander during water play. Their buoyant construction and bright colours support sensory stimulation and visual tracking. The compact, lightweight design is suitable for infants and toddlers and can be rinsed and dried easily to maintain hygiene.

Suitable for

• Bath-time sensory and motor skill practice for infants and toddlers
• Hand-eye coordination and grasping exercises
• Sorting and sequencing games for early cognitive development
• Safe supervised water play and simple imaginative play

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 4 linked fish
• Colour: multicolour
• Recommended age range: 6 months to 5 years
• Material characteristics: lightweight, buoyant, water-resistant construction suitable for bath use
• Primary functions: floating, linking, stacking, scooping/colander use

How to use

Introduce the fish during supervised bath-time play. Connect the fish in a row for sequencing activities, stack them to practice balance and hand coordination, or use individual fish to scoop and strain water gently. After use, rinse the toys under clean water and allow them to dry thoroughly to reduce moisture retention. Monitor young children at all times while they play in or near water.

Usage recommendations

For safe and durable use, store the fish in a dry place between baths and dry them after each use. Regularly inspect the toys for wear or damage and discontinue use if any components become compromised. Always supervise children during water play and follow the recommended age guidance.