36 Pieces Classic Rubber Duck Bath Toys - No Holes BPA Free Floating Duckies for Boys Baby Shower, Party Favors, Kids Gifts (Blue)

Such cute ducks! Printing is consistent. I will use these for ducking other blue Jeeps. There are no holes, so these would be safe in the bath (wouldn't get moldy), great for baby showers, large enough not to be choking hazard (as long as no child or pet chewed them).

Adorable!

My kids are in love with these little duckies. We had a pinkalicious birthday party, and both of my kids were thrilled when these arrived. I think they could be great decorations for a baby shower too.

It's a boy or mommies gone fishing

I made little galvanized buckets with these rubber ducks that look like they were floating on water. And they were the perfect size. I still have some of them floating around the house and the baby shower was three years ago. But if you’re looking to decorate for a shower, these are great for an idea to do for centerpieces or on the table where food is or presents are.

Worked out perfectly as a shower gift

Who doesn’t love ducks?These were a hit! We entertain a seniors group a couple of times per month. I suggested lobbing rubber ducks into the audience after he sang Splish Splash. He loved the idea! So I said “okay, we’ll shoot ducks out of a cannon...” he vetoed that as the venue is too small. I said “wrist rockets then...” demonstrating with my imaginary wrist rocket. Again he said “no”. “So I’ll just toss them?” He didn’t like the idea of eighty year olds having to retrieve a flurry of ducks from the floor. In the end we just taped cards under several chairs and hand delivered to the winners. The duckies are small (roughly golf ball sized) nicely detailed and just a bit harder that I had anticipated. There’s a great bit on YouTube showing one man’s use of ducks...I can’t post the URL but typing “one duck Conan” should get you there. Delivery was quick and painless.

I was searching for a while to find ducks without holes to prevent mold with the bath toy. Unfortunately, they still have a spot where the hole is on the bottom. It appears that there is a thin joining there. And I have to note that one out of the first five that we used did take in some water. So I tossed that one in the trash. I am unsure out of the whole tub of ducks how many will be like that. But as there were no other options around, I am happy that I was able to find these. I would recommend.