




Quut, Fishing Bath Stickers - Deep Sea
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The bath is the one place a baby will happily sit still for a quarter of an hour, provided there is something to do. This 90 g set gives them 8 soft deep-sea shapes that float, then cling to the tub wall once wet, from 10 months.
For a toddler, pressing a wet fish onto the tiles and finding it still there a minute later is a small, repeatable miracle. At 18 months the game grows: a little rod joins in, and the shapes can be fished out of the water. There are no magnets anywhere; water does the holding. The pieces are silicone, EVA foam and cotton, with no BPA, phthalates or latex, and they rinse clean.
- 8 bath stickers and a fishing rod
- From 10 months; fishing from 18 months
- No magnets, the shapes cling when wet
- Packs into 124 × 185 × 37 mm
- Also in Frog Pond
Bath time ends with a row of sea creatures stuck along the tiles, waiting for tomorrow's catch.
Quut, pronounced "cute", comes from Red Dot award-winning Belgian designers, parents who wanted toys to outlast the summer.
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