Soft Elephant Bath Tub Tap Spout Cover Extender Baby Kid Safety Guard +Four Toys

Description

【BABY PROTECTION】 Bathtub spout cover can protect kids and toddlers from bathroom bumps and bruises caused by the bath cover spout when taking a baby bath.
【FITS MOST FAUCETS】 The faucet extender fits most bathroom faucet, such as Delta, Moen, Kohler, and Danze.
【EASY SHOWER ACCESS】 A spout guard hole on the top of baby bathtub spout cover allows easy access to the shower diverter.
FOUR FREE BATH TUB TOYS
4 free baby bathtub toys of same color in the package. The tub toys are funny enough to make the bath time more enjoyable. The cute and encouraging toys are sized just right for little hands to grasp and squeeze. The bath toys floats, squirts water and makes a lovely sound to bring endless pleasure.
FITS MOST FAUCETS
Easy to adjust strap secures and tighten on most spout. The tail also works a hook, hanging around when bath time is done.
BABY PROTECTION
Baby bath spout cover can protect kids and toddlers from bumps and bruises caused by the bath spout when taking a baby bath. A water facet cover made from chrome or other hard materials can hurt a child if he bumps his head on it. Not only can this be painful and traumatic for the child, but it can also reduce their enthusiasm toward bath time. To reduce this risk you just need to install a soft tub spout cover.
CHILDREN FUN TIME
The charmingly simple design for tub faucet cover, with soft and durable rubber, makes the baby bathtub time enjoyable for babies.
EASY SHOWER ACCESS
A hole on the top of babytub spout cover allows easy access to the shower diverter.
EASY SHOWER ACCESS
Easy to clean and dishwasher-safe. BPA and PVC free.
PACKAGE
1 x Elephant Spout Cover
4 x Squeezable Bath Toys (A SMALL ACCESSORY IN THE TOY, MUST TO BE PLAYED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF AN ADULT!)
Note About the Free Toys
Toys are RANDOMLY picked
. May come different from what is shown in the listing pictures. The small squeaky parts in the toys can be taken out if your baby has strong hands, and they turn into chocking hazards. You can either completely remove them or push them half in, so they still can make the sound. In any case, please keep baby safety first.