Learning Skills

Aiming the water flow into the activity station funnels and watching the water rotate the googly eyes and gauge, or spray and sprinkle out of the various strainers, all provide the opportunity to expose your child to the principle of cause and effect. As your child learns to rinse themselves with the stream, they also learn about hygiene.

Knowledge Acquisition

As your child sprays and activates the station, demonstrate basic principles of physics through the power of water to create movement and speed – causing the gauge to spin, the eyes to rotate, and the propeller to turn.

Curiosity

The various colors, play modes, and indirect results, such as filling up water on one end and watching it spray out of another, ignite your child’s curiosity to explore and experiment with the product, stimulating endless curiosity for the world around them.

Fine Motor Skills

When your child holds the fishing rod and directs it at the fish mouths, they develop their fine motor skills, especially using wrist manipulation to find the best possible position.

Gross Motor Skills

In order to play with the fishing set and execute the intricate hand movements, your child must also rely on gross motor skills, keeping their core balanced to sit and be stable. Take the fish off the rod with two hands or by shaking it.

Coordination

Extending the fishing rod towards the fish mouth in the right position for the worm to be caught, improves your child’s hand-eye coordination. Because there is a complex link – from rod to string to bait to mouth – that coordination is more sophisticated, too. Enhance the element of two-handed play, by using two hands to hold the rod or take the fish off it.

Self-Expression

The simple and varied playing options enabled by the submarine and activity station, allow your child to express themselves by making decisions that influence the chain reactions, and even how dry (or wet) you and the bathroom will remain.

Communication

Bath time with the submarine and activity station can be an opportunity to improve communication and language skills – name body parts as you spray them, describe the station’s chain reactions, and encourage your child to do the same.

Confidence

For toddlers, every little win is a boost of confidence. The submarine and activity station offer many simple accomplishments, developed for their precise abilities and encouraging independent play and exploration – from simple operation, to aiming the flow of water, to being able to rinse themselves off safely and independently with the spray.