GeoSafari Jr.'s Underwater Explorer Boat From Educational Insights

My daughters love playing with water. They love taking a bath (they take a bath longer than me because they have tons of toys in the bathtub and they play), swimming, jumping on muddy puddles (the few times it rained here in SoCal, they jumped on all the muddy puddles they saw), playing with the sprinklers, and maybe everything that has to do with splashing around.

The Underwater Explorer Boat by GeoSafari Jr. has a simple and cute design. The bottom of the boat is made of clear plastic with a 3x magnifier on one side. This feature of the boat enabled my daughters to know what they can see underwater and at the same time, magnify an object by placing the part of the boat with the magnifier on top of the object. The orange rubber floatee which is attached to the boat with a black string can be used as a pretend toy (to save toys in trouble) or as a wrist holder so the boat wouldn't float away (when my daughters are in the pool). The steering wheel and propellers at the back rotates which for my 3 year old is amazing. :) The boat has a nice size and is great for pretend play too. My daughters had lots of fun playing rescue boat with the GeoSafari Jr.'s Underwater Explorer Boat.

My daughters made a video of the GeoSafari Jr.'s Underwater Explorer Boat and made a story out of it too. :) Please watch, hit like and/or comment and they'll love it! :)

The GeoSafari Jr.'s Underwater Explorer Boat is great for toddlers and young kids. It's a nice way to discover what's beneath the water and great for pretend play too.

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