Barnyard Stickers in the Tub - Farm Bath Stickers

Why this ALEX Toys set

Five barnyard animals — cow, sheep, chicken, goat and donkey — in soft foam that clings to wet tile without suction cups. The twist is that every head pops off and fits any body, so a toddler can build a sheep with a donkey's face and laugh about it for the whole bath. Twelve pieces, sized for ages two and up.

Inside the box

• Mix or match animals — Pop off any head and swap it onto a different body for endless silly barnyard combos that cling to any wet tub wall in seconds.
• Farm animals bath toys — Toddlers meet a whole barnyard crew, including a cow, sheep, chicken, goat, and donkey, each one a soft foam sticker ready for creative bath time stories.
• Foam bathtub stickers — Soft, reusable, and non-toxic, these stickers press onto any smooth wet surface without a single suction cup or sticky mess to scrub off later.
• Bathtub stickers for kids — Right-sized for ages 2 and up, this 12-piece foam set is gentle on little hands and easy for small fingers to peel, place, and reposition.
• Mesh bag for bath toys — After playtime, drop every piece into the included mesh storage bag to drip-dry, keeping this ALEX Toys bath barnyard stickers set tidy tub after tub.

Six farm animals walk into a bathtub — and the fun never ends. Alex Toys Barnyard Bathtub Stickers give toddlers something to actually do in the bath. These 12 foam stickers cling to any wet tub wall, shower tile, or bathroom surface the moment they touch water — no separate suction cups needed on the stickers themselves. Just press them to the wet surface, and they hold. They stay exactly where little hands place them, and they peel off just as easily when it is time to rearrange. The best stickers in the tub are the ones that actually stay put. The real magic is the mix and match mechanic. Each of the six barnyard characters — a sheep, a chicken, a donkey, a goat, a cow, and a cat — splits into a separate head and body piece. Kids can swap any head onto any body to create hilarious new creatures every single bath. A sheep head on a chicken body? A donkey head on a cow?