Baby Shark toys your little one will love to play with

Baby Shark toys

by Rosie Floyd |
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Most parents will have heard about Baby Shark. In fact, we can almost guarantee that as soon as you read the words Baby Shark, you started humming the tune. You may have even made a small jaw-like movement with your hands. Ever since the catchy song by South Korean company Pinkfong went viral, Baby Shark has grown in popularity with kids across the world. And what does every fanatic of these colourful creatures need? Baby Shark toys of all their favourite characters, of course!

Related: The best musical toys for toddlers

Now that you've got the doo doo doo doo doo doo's stuck in your head again (sorry about that), take a look at our list of the best baby shark toys. These toys will certainly put a smile on the face of any big Baby Shark fans.

Best Baby Shark toys 2022

Best Baby Shark toy for bathtime fun

Watch the Robo shark magically come to life when you place it in water. As soon as you pop it in the bath with your little one, its tail will help the Robo shark to swim alongside them, all while the famous Baby Shark song plays.

Pros

  • It is water activated

Cons

  • Goes into sleep mode after four minutes

Best educational Baby Shark Toy

Thanks to this educational tablet, your child will be able to learn and have fun at the same time! They can discover new words and learn spellings through interactive quizzes and music. They'll also learn a bit of another language at the same time as everything is pronounced in English and French.

Pros

  • Educational toy
  • Aids with development

Cons

  • Some customers have commented that it doesn't play the Baby Shark song

Best Baby Shark puppet

Move the mouth of one of these puppets, and you'll hear it sing. Your little one can control the beat by moving the mouth faster or slower to change the tempo.

Pros

  • The speed of the Baby Shark song can be controlled

Cons

  • Only one puppet is included
  • Can't choose what colour of puppet you would like

Best Baby Shark toy for a sing-along
Baby Shark Official Silly Sing-Along Microphone
Price: £7.50 (was £10)

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The perfect toy for the wannabe pop star in your life. They can lip-sync along to the Baby Shark theme and also change their voice to make it sound like they're underwater - just like their favourite characters.

Pros

  • Includes a one-year manufacturer's guarantee

Cons

  • Batteries not included

Best Baby Shark toy for imaginative play

Let their imagination swim with the big show playset. It includes 25+ pieces for kids to play with Baby Shark and his best bud, William across his kitchen, bedroom, and living room. It has light and sound effects that will keep your kiddos amused for hours.

Pros

  • Lightweight
  • Easy to carry

Cons

  • Batteries not included

Best Baby Shark toy for quiet play
24pc Floor Puzzle
Price: £6 (was £12)
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Looking for a quieter activity? How about a puzzle. This bright and chunky puzzle has 24 pieces for your little one to figure out and put together.

Pros

  • Big pieces for small hands

Cons

  • Little ones might easily get bored of completing the same picture

Best Bark Shark toy for sensory play

For a more sensory experience, consider buying this touch and feel playmat. It comes with play foam, squeezy sand and modelling dough for youngsters to unleash their creativity on.

Pros

  • Great sensory toy
  • The mat is easy to clean

Cons

  • Can make a mess
  • A lot to get out and put away

Best Baby Shark bubble maker

Delight your bubbas at bathtime with the Baby Shark Singing Bubble Maker. It plays music so you can turn time in the tub into a sing-along. However, if you want a more relaxed bathtime, the song can be switched off, and your little one can enjoy the bubbles galore produced by the machine.

Pros

  • Produces lots of bubbles
  • Two play modes

Cons

  • Batteries not included

Best Baby Shark game for motor skills development
Gone Fishing Game

Rrp: £34.32

Price: £21.50
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This fun fishing game helps to build finger strength and improve hand-eye coordination. For up to four players over the age of four, the aim of the game is to catch your coloured fish first.

Pros

  • Helps build little one's motor skills
  • Parents can join in the fun

Cons

  • It can be difficult for younger children to catch the fish
  • The Baby Shark song plays on a loop, which can be annoying for adults

Best Baby Shark toy to build cognitive skills
Let's Go Hunt Game
Price: £24.37

Be the first to collect three sets of matching cards, and you'll win this game. It will help little ones to build on their visual memory skills while also being a fun activity the whole family can play together.

Pros

  • Batteries included -Baby Shark song is played when using the buzzer

Cons

  • It can take younger children a while to get the hang of the game

Best Baby Shark cuddly toy

Your little one can enjoy Baby Shark wherever they go, thanks to this soft toy. Made with high-quality fabrics and squishy stuffing, fans of 'Brooklyn' Shark will love cuddling up to him during their own adventures.

Pros

  • Suitable for babies
  • Super soft

Cons

  • Pale colour so can get dirty easily

There's no real explanation for why Baby Shark is as big as it is today. The song itself is thought to have been around for decades before Pinkfong created the version we all know and love, or should that be loathe for the parents that have heard it on repeat hundreds of times?

The bright colourful characters combined with the easy to learn dance moves soon made the YouTube video an online sensation. In fact, it's so popular that it became the first YouTube video to reach 10 billion views earlier this year! With the number of children around the globe streaming it, it even managed to get in the top 10 on music charts for multiple countries.

It has also been turned into a TV show by Nickelodeon called Baby Shark's Big Show! for those little ones who just can't get enough of Baby Shark. Plus, there is plenty of merchandise available, including clothes, books, and of course, plenty of toys too.

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