From bath time splashes to Swimvincible adventures, our toys collection helps children build confidence in and around the water through play. Discover bath toys, teethers, pool toys, soft toys, numeracy toys and our much-loved Bubba the Whale range, all designed to support learning, imagination and fun.

Most of our toys complement skills developed during Water Babies lessons, helping little ones grow more familiar with the water while encouraging problem-solving, coordination and confidence. Whether you're practising skills from lessons, enjoying family swim time or playing at home, these toys help keep the learning going long after the session ends.

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    Play is an important part of learning. Many of our toys help children build confidence around water, practise skills learned during lessons and create positive associations with swimming and water activities.

    Pool toys can encourage children to explore the water, practise reaching, kicking, floating and retrieving objects, all while having fun during supervised family swim sessions.

    Bubba the Whale is the much-loved Water Babies character who accompanies many families throughout their swimming journey. Bubba toys and accessories help bring familiar Water Babies fun into playtime at home and in the pool.

    Yes. Soft toys can provide comfort, familiarity and reassurance, making them wonderful companions for little ones. Just like the Water Babies cuddly toys that some teachers lend to swimmers for special home adventures, they can help children feel connected to their swimming journey and bring a little bit of pool-time confidence home with them.

    Bath toys help little ones become familiar with water in a relaxed environment, supporting confidence and making water-based activities feel fun and enjoyable.

    Numeracy toys introduce early maths concepts through play, helping children develop counting, number recognition, problem-solving and sequencing. Learning through play helps build confidence and keeps little learners engaged.