Glo Pals Water-Activated Bath Toy with 6 Reusable Light-Up Cubes for Sensory Play (Blair)

Battery gets consumed really quickly and brightness starts to come down. It lasted us for about 2 months

All of the parents and kids in my family love these--even my teenagers will still break them out for a bubble bath occasionally. My two-yr.-old niece, who is getting some speech-language pathology therapy, is totally enthralled by them. It's a magical way to teach kids their colors and makes bath time fun. Ours have held up very well and are still bright after a couple years of use. They are easy to use and maintain because the light turns off automatically as soon as they are out of the water, and the cubes are designed to drain water well. The price might seem high, but the product is solid quality, and I get a lot of satisfaction knowing that 1) some of the money is going to support Batson Children's Hospital (the only pediatric hospital in the state of Mississippi), and 2) I am supporting a local business in Starkville, MS.

2 yr old granddaughter loves them. Makes bath time fun.

These are so fun and we absolutely love them! However, the quality of the image comes off after use and makes it look dingy. Batteries lasted for almost 2 months

BUT… they didn’t last long, haven’t used much , they were a Christmas gift for my son and they already stopped lighting up so not as long lasting as they stated but cute. I got it for my son’s sensory issues bathing helps

So my kids have used these since they were toddlers, and they love them! It’s a fun way to add excitement to bath time! We turn the lights out and let the glo cubes light up the bath. They only work when wet so I don’t have to be concerned with them being left on all day and draining the battery. The colors are so vibrant and bold too. They are my go to gift for any little one!

Love that these come ready to use and I don’t have to fuss with batteries! Bath time has been very easy this week!

My two and four year old are obsessed! The only thing i wish lasted longer was the batteries but we got about 4-5 weeks of every night use before we noticed the lights dimming. I do wish they weren't button batteries as one of my biggest fears is somehow them getting out into my childs mouth but i don't think it's an easy removal (though i haven't tried yet and not sure if i even can remove them).