Munchkin Caterpillar Spillers

The Munchkin Caterpillar Spillers are a set of seven colourful stacking bath cups designed to turn bath time into playtime. If your little one loves scooping and pouring water (in the bath and, honestly, just about everywhere else), these cups give that curiosity somewhere fun to go — link them into a caterpillar friend, stack them into a bright tower, or use them to scoop, strain, spill, pour, rinse and repeat.

Beyond the splashing, the cups are made to keep busy hands occupied while quietly building useful skills. Nesting the cups back together at the end of the bath helps baby practise hand-eye coordination and starts to introduce the idea of different sizes, and the top cup has a fun spinner to add a little more to explore.

What makes them handy

These are simple, versatile bath toys built around cause-and-effect play — the kind of link, stack and pour activity that holds a child's attention. When bath time is over, the cups nest neatly inside one another for compact storage, so they tuck away without adding clutter to the edge of the tub.

How they help with play and development

• Action and reaction: Pouring, straining and spinning let your child see the result of what they do, which encourages repeated, curious play.
• Hand-eye coordination: Linking, stacking and nesting the cups gives little hands practice at lining things up and fitting them together.
• Sizes and sequencing: Nesting the seven cups in order gently introduces the idea of bigger and smaller.

Best For

The Munchkin Caterpillar Spillers are a great option for parents who:

• Have a baby of 9 months or older who is sitting and enjoying bath time
• Want a set of open-ended toys that link, stack, strain and pour
• Prefer bath toys that nest together for tidy, compact storage

They may not be the best fit if you:

• Are shopping for a newborn or a child under the recommended 9+ months

Please note: Bath toys are for play during an already supervised bath and do not replace hands-on adult supervision. Never leave a child unattended in or near water, even for a moment.