Yookidoo Pour N Grow Pop-Up Garden Bath Toy

The Yookidoo Pour N Grow Pop-Up Garden Bath Toy set- two flowerpots, and a watering can. One flowerpot with a snail that pops up and a water mill that spins. The other flowerpot has a worm and a flower that hides a bumblebee inside it. A perfect set full with stimulating surprising reactions.

Yookidoo Pour N Grow Pop-Up Garden Bath Toy Features:

Water each of the flowerpots. See how from one, a worm rises and the flower petals open to reveal a bumblebee inside. Or watch how from the other, a snail’s head pops up and the water mill spins. Includes a watering can and 2 suction cup tub hangers. Develops hand-eye coordination and fine motor-skills. Teaches cause-and-effect and demonstrates essential STEM principles.

Cognitive Development

Knowledge Acquisition
Using the watering can to make the snail pop up or the flower to open fosters an understanding of cause-and-effect relationships. This playful activity also introduces essential STEM principles, such as concepts of full and empty, the transformative power of water, and the dynamics of tools and systems.

Curiosity
As children pour water from the water can into the toys, it causes the snail to pop up or the flower to unfold revealing a hidden bumblebee. This ignites your little one's curiosity and motivates them to explore and comprehend the underlying mechanisms of how and why things work as they do.

Imagination & Creativity
Watering the flowerpots introduces a whole world of pretend play. Children can enjoy playful interactions like peek-a-boo with the friendly bumblebee, grow an entire imaginary garden and interact with the toys.

Physical Development

Gross Motor Skills
Watering the flowerpots requires your child to fully lift their arms, engaging the shoulder girdle and contributing to the development and strengthening of their gross motor skills.

Coordination
The act of tipping the watering can and purposefully aiming it into the correct opening fosters the development of your child's hand-eye coordination.

Social & Emotional Development

Communication
Make up a story about the snail. Share nursery rhymes like “Mary, Mary, quite contrary, how does your garden grow?” Ask your child what other plants they want to grow in their garden. Make up a story about the snail, worm and bumblebee characters with your child.

Cooperation & Sharing
Pouring water out of the watering can and setting off the flower’s chain reaction is a perfect opportunity to model sharing a toy and taking turns – either with you or with a sibling or friend. “First it’s my turn to water the flower. Now it’s your turn.”

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