Fisher-Price Team Umizoomi Bathtime Shapes Toys

So fun! Kiddo is 22 months and has had this since just before Christmas (it's the end of January now). She loves Umizoomi, but particularly loves this. I even had to order a second set because somewhere "flat Geo" is missing. (thanks toys r us and shoprunner because it was crazy pricey on amazon!) When I told her I "found" Geo, she actually screamed with joy and I had to pry him out of her hands when she fell asleep that night (note to self, do not "find" toys before a nap or nap will not happen AT ALL)! These stick fine on a bathfitter bathtub (long story how we ended up with that, but thought someone else might be wondering) and she loves the shapes, numbers, and even the bag with umizoomi which we fill with water and count down to splashing on her. She carries around the flat figures (Geo and Milli are her favorites of course) and she uses the shapes exclusively in the bath. Some are getting stained after using water fizzers but we do have a second set now in case any get too funky or something. She only wishes there was a trapezoid and a hexagon. Seriously! How many almost 2 year olds know that? The ones who watch Umizoomi!

My one-year old and three-year old like these bath toys a lot because they love Team Umizoomi. I like that you can put the shapes together to create different pictures, so it works on their early math skills and creativity. However, I'd like to add that my kids enjoy just playing with the Milli, Geo, and Umi Car pieces rather than making shape pictures. The storage bag has pictures of some things you can build with the shapes to help get your toddler started. They really only make pictures when I sit and facilitate it.There are two reasons why I did not give this five stars. First, the pieces do not stick great. They are made entirely of plastic, unlike other products that have a foam backing. If the plastic is too wet, or too dry, the piece will slide down easily. This frustrates my toddler. Also, I do not like the bag. It does not have a draw string, so the pieces just fall out the top if it turns over. Also, there's no suction cup included like many other similar bath toys have for hanging.All in all, I'm glad I bought this toy since my kids like it. It gives them something else to do in the tub, and hopefully one day they will actually use the shapes to create more pictures.

My daughter loves Umizoomi and she LOVES these shapes. She has played with them almost every single day in the bath since she got them four months ago. She is 2 1/2 and almost no other toy has been played with as much as this. Over time we have unfortunately lost both the Geo and Millie pieces because she insists on carrying them around and playing with them even after the bath is over. She has learned all of the names of the shapes (even "octagon" and "rectangle") and all of the colors of the shapes. She may eventually even be able to sort out the numbers too. There are some pieces with cool drawings on the shapes like a door or a wheel. They stick to the bathtub pretty well when wet a little, but my daughter actually prefers to use them for pretend play now (e.g., having Bot ride in Umicar, having the characters go on adventures together, etc.) She begs me to sit down with her and play with her and the Umishapes when she is bathing. I love it!Also, the shapes are pretty good quality in the sense that they haven't lost their coloring despite daily dips in the bath.I was skeptical about buying this toy but it has been one of the most fun and interactive items we have gotten for her. She just doesn't get tired of them!!

Santa brought these for my 2 year old and she's been having a great time in the bath with them. They stick to the smooth tiles and the side of the tub pretty well. Once in a while, it seems like they will just fall over and over again for no reason and she gets frustrated, but that's relatively infrequent. The little shapes and numbers are handy and I look forward to quizzing her over the next year. My only complaint is that the included storage bag is too tightly woven so the water doesn't drain from it. This will keep the toys and the bag wet which will lead to mold. It would have been better to have included a mesh bag instead of the (cheaper) one that they provided, especially since these are hard to store in anything but a bag.Bottom line, my kids loves them so I do too. Thanks Santa!

The kids were really excited when they saw an Unizoomi toy, but now are frustrated don't like the toy very much. First of all, the toys only stick to smooth surfaces like the enamel/porcelain tub itself; not tile that has some imperfections on it. Therefore, the small gap of surface for them to post the shapes on the enamel tub is very small. They constantly slip into the water and have caused more than a few angry moments.I think I am going to take these out of the bathroom and place in the art supply drawer in my house. In my opinion, they have no place in the bathroom/bathtub due to poor design.On the positive side, the shapes are exactly what the kids want to see.

So I picked this up last Xmas to hide away for Easter...think it was under $5 on amazon at the time. Well I forgot about them and just found these lol I pulled them out for some summer bath time fun. First impression was the box is heavy for foam....well opened it up and they were not foam! (Wait what??) A bath toy not made of that foam that grows mold after one use..amazing!! Anyways they are a thick rubbery plastic material- very well made, colorful and they stick to the bath walls perfect. My kids ages 19 months & 4 love them for tub time. I would highly recommend them.

My son was very excited to receive these. He loves Team Umizoomi and was looking forward to making patterns and shapes in the shower. Unfortunately, the pieces do not stick to the wall very well and all he did was get frustrated about the toys constantly falling down. Expensive toy for something that doesn't work. He would have loved it had it worked as advertised.