Finding Nemo Toy

There are many toys in my daughter’s room, and no matter how much I tell people to stop, they insist on buying her more. I have had to get rid of many of them, and even though I have done that, she still has more than any child needs. She is often overwhelmed, and never really plays with anything. I have begun to put some of them away, but that isn’t making much of a difference. She rarely has a toy that she calls her favorite. When it comes to her bath toys, however, there is one that she must have whenever she bathes. She insists that her Finding Nemo toy goes in the bath with her every single time without fail.

The Finding Nemo toy was something that we found quite by accident. The movie was one that she really enjoyed, and she still watches it on occasion now. We found the toy in the clearance section when I was just wandering around the store. This Finding Nemo toy was meant to be used in an adult size swimming pool, but we decided that because it was marked down so much, it wouldn’t be a big loss if it did not work in the tub. Much to her delight, it works just fine.

I am sure there are other toys like this Finding Nemo toy that she has, but this is the only one that I have ever seen. It takes batteries and is a large replica of Nemo. It goes in the water, and when you turn it on, it swims around the tub. If you use it in a pool, it is supposed to swim around and dive, but it seems happy to swim slowly around her bath. It’s tail moves it around, and it stays upright, even though it looks like it shouldn’t.

The only problem I have with this is that the Finding Nemo toy doesn’t dry out as quickly as I would like. We can’t leave it in the tub, so it ends up in the sink so it can drain out in between uses. This is usually a pain, but we put up with it because it is one toy that she seems to be very attached to. There are other types of Finding Nemo toy that you can find, but I think this might be one of the ones that is the most fun for her.

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