Nuby Wacky Waterworks Pipes Bath Toy - Baby Bathtub Toy with Interactive Features for Cognitive Development

This bath toy has been a huge hit in our house! My kids absolutely love it and could play with it for hours. It keeps them entertained and makes bath time something they actually look forward to. The toy is colorful, engaging, and seems very well made — no issues with durability so far. It’s also easy to clean and doesn’t collect water inside like some others do. If you’re looking for something fun to add to the tub, I highly recommend this one!

The media could not be loaded. I was looking for a bath toy that offered more than just entertainment. This one stood out because it encourages thinking, experimenting, and discovering cause and effect. It’s a playful way to introduce logic while making bath time more engaging. Great quality! All the pieces stay firmly in place even when water flows through. The material feels sturdy and well-made—no sharp edges or small parts that could come off. It’s clearly designed with safety and durability in mind. My little one absolutely loved it! He enjoys opening and closing the valves to see what happens next. Each bath becomes a little water lab. It keeps him busy and curious, and we even play together by creating little “water challenges.” Excellent value for the price! It would make a fantastic gift—educational, entertaining, and very functional. Highly recommended for toddlers who love water play and discovery.

My son likes this bath toy a lot and it does keep him entertained in the bath. My only negative comment is that the pieces don't stay together very well so when you are trying to adjust it on the bath wall, sometimes it comes apart.

Bottom falls off all the time but otherwise a fun toy that my boyfriend tends to play with here and there too

I wanted to love this, and in many ways I do (it works just like you'd expect, and is a great learning tool for little ones experiencing water, valves, and the effects of water pressure. It's like a pre-cursor to a physics lab for little ones. All that said, the suction cups require the smooth surface of a bathtub (as suction cups do) - which in my case means it's not really usable in a bathtub with any water in it at all. Once put together, it is as tall as the entire bathtub wall (and we have a very average bathtub - not a shallow variety). The bottom tube and wheel basically touch the floor of the bathtub, so you can't really get the wheel to turn. further, if there was even an inch or two of water in the tub, you would have trouble enjoying the wheel. Now if you are thinking you can just move this up so it's on the wall of the shower - that might work assuming the walls are perfectly smooth, and also means it will be suctioned pretty high for small users - who would need to stand up in the bathtub to use it. For me, our shower walls are slightly textured tiles, so the suction cups won't stick anyway. I tried many times. Bottom line - if you have a place where kids can play with water that has a perfectly smooth wall on which to suction this that the kids can safely reach... I'd recommend it. If not, it might not work for you any better than it did for me. Really big bummer because the idea of it is wonderful.

These bath pipes are a toddler favorite! They stick well, are easy to rearrange, and keep little ones entertained while encouraging creativity and cause-and-effect play.

This toy is so fun! My baby looks forward to hope in the bath every night. She has been learning to turn the switches and if placed a bit higher then their height it works as a mini shower head. Love the amount of interactive nodes.! The only tiny con is teaching then not to use it to stand up, because it comes apart if pulled moderately.

Bought this for my toddlers to play during bath time and they love it. They especially love the showerhead and would keep on filling up the reservoir to get the water to sprinkle out. As other reviewers have pointed out, the seal between the connecting parts could have been better as the water would leak out from those parts. The connection between the reservoir and the pipe could also be tighter. Because of the somewhat loose connection, the pipe easily gets knock off the reservoir. I tried using another pipe opening to see if the connection would be better, but it's the same. The suction cups are really strong though (I actually had to put in some efforts to get them off the wall). Another improvement they can make is to make the bottle opening bigger so it's easier to fill in the water from the top. The cons I mentioned are all little things. Overall, my kids enjoy playing with this toy and it also helps them to understand how to open and close levers.