Tub Soup™ Scoop, Strain & Play Toddler Bath Toy | Floating Foam Veggies, Ladle for Scooping & Soup Pot for Straining | Pretend Play Cooking Kids Bath Toys | Creative Bathtub Toys

My two year old twins LOVE this bath toy set. I wish I could find more similar to this one. One of my twins is autistic and struggles with bath time, however she loves these floating veggies..bath time win for sure!

The media could not be loaded. This is a really cute set. My daughter loves it in the bath and loves to make soup…even if she does add a couple questionable ingredients like some of the paw patrol. (Toys!) 🥲Easy to clean. Very fun. But the only thing is I thought maybe the size of the bowl and items would be a little bigger.

My kid loves it, however it is frustrating! If you take the ‘soup’ pot out of the water, the liquid strains out the holes in the bottom of the pot. If you hold the soup pot in the water so that the liquid doesn’t drain out, the vegetables float out of the pot and away! It isn’t ‘soup’ for long! Also, the ladle was surprisingly small. I loved the concept though. My daughter loves to pretend to cook in the bath. It just needs some tweaking in my opinion.

My daughter is super into pretend play, and one of her favorite games is pretend cooking. We already have a bath tea set that we use to open a “tea café” in the tub, so this is the perfect addition so she can serve food along with her tea.I’ll be honest that I’ve had other Tub Works products that left me sorely disappointed. This would be kind of a hard toy to mess up though, so I decided to give them another shot. As long as the ink doesn’t end up coming off the foam foods, I’ll be very pleased with this set!The pot and ladle are a nice heavy plastic and are the perfect size for little hands. The foam vegetables *seem* like good quality—the foam is thick and the images feel like they’ll stick around for a while. I do sort of wish there weren’t holes in the pot—my daughter has enough bath toys that strain water and she would much prefer it to be a “real” pot—but this is really just personal preference. The ladle, surprisingly, does not have holes so that’s nice.Tub Works gets both our votes on this product—they have redeemed themselves.

Our son loves to play soda shop in the tub and so this sounded perfect for him. When we received it in the mail he (age 4) was so excited to try it out.Pros:- Salt and pepper shakers are a rubberlike material, but without a hole to collect water and grow mold. Yay!- They're the perfect size for small hands to grip.- This set comes with a soup pot, soup spoon/ladle, and tons of foam veggies.- Everything looks and feels well-made. They seem like they'll hold up to extended use in the tub.Cons:- The salt and pepper don't stand up straight due to their rounded bottoms. It may be designed to be that way, but it is a fiddly thing that will drive me a bit crazy.- The soup pot has holes which will be nice during clean up, so water won't pool up in the pot and cause mold (Pro). But when they put it on the tub ledge (as they like to do), my soup makers will lose all their broth... onto the floor. I can see this being frustrating for my soup makers and myself, as it will likely cause a soapy mess. It hasn't happened yet, though, so maybe it won't? Here's to hoping.Cute set though, and a great way to promote imaginative play for kids ages 2-6.

There really isn’t anything remarkable or special about this set, but it has been great for the bath. My daughter loves to scoop the veggies up and put them in the blue bowl. The blue bowl is a strainer (meaning it has holes in it) so it doesn’t necessarily make “soup”. One thing I do really like is that the salt and pepper shakers are solid… So water does not get inside of them! The foam pieces stick to the wall or the tub pretty well, but we do have a flat surface in our tub so I don’t know how well it would work on a rougher surface like a tile.

The pieces arent too small for my toddler and he loves pretending to cook with his new tub soup toy. Great for all different kinds of learning and play!

I got this for my 2-yr old granddaughter and it came today, 4/16/3025. She saw it sitting on my bed when she came home from school and immediately asked to open it.The fact that she immediately knew what to do with the salt & pepper was mind blowing 🤯. She immediately started playing with the ladle and making food and then jumped into the bathtub and was having so much fun with the water draining. I made her a bubble bath so she could cook with bubbles.This was definitely a winner. If your little one likes to pretend to make food and cook, this is a must grab! In and out of the bathtub this will be a hit!The veggie/food pieces are made of foam and will float with the veggies imprinted on it. The soup/cooking pot and ladle are hard plastic and the salt & pepper shakers are a soft plastic (I think) that you can squeeze. No small pieces that I noticed. But if your little puts everything in their mouth you may have to watch that they don’t bite the foam veggies.Sorry no pics as she is in the tub playing as I write this.But I would definitely recommend this fun little toy.