XL Jumbo Large Rubber Duck Bath Toy - No Hole Giant Duck, Waterproof Big Duckie Baby Shower Water Toy Without Hole for Kids Home, Decor, Party Gift 8-Inches (Yellow)

Very good quality duck. Floats in the bath. Very cute too, no flaws

so cute and just as described

My two-year-old son is in love with Rubber ducks. So for his second birthday, we decided to order him a bigger version. He was used to the standard size bath toys from Infantino. He still loves his smaller ducks because he can clutch multiple ones easily. But likes to play with them all together. Setting them up in groups, placing them all in a row, etcetera. While bigger this Jumbo duck is still easy for him to carry around. It doesn't float without tipping but he still had fun with it in his toddler pool. It makes a deep yet loud squeaking sound. Which my whole family finds amusing. It is easy for an adult to remove the small squeaker if the sound bothers you or you need to empty/clean the duck. He still plays with it months later and the quality is great. It is holding up without visible wear.

Kinda love my big duck! Lol. I’m an old man who loves a good soak and now I got a buddy! Floats upright. Been on several dips with me now and all is good, so far no color fade or peel. Happy lil guy lol.

Me encantó! Lo compré para mi nieta y está feliz.

So much to love about this big bright yellow duckie! Nicely packaged in a giftable bag AND box. It is a shame it does not float upright (which the seller disclosed) or that mine does not quack as advertised.

I got this for my granddaughter instead of a claw game prize. She loved the size and color. Its soft to the touch and durable. She was so excited and plays with it a lot. It's a great bath toy.

So my husband, the mature 25-year-old college graduate, full-time working man that he is, decided he needed this gigantic duck. Why? Well, in the "coder" world, a world full of computer programmers and "languages" us mere mortals cannot comprehend, they talk to rubber duckies. That's right, that's something that they do. On the oh-so-rare occasion that a programmer is stuck, which I've heard from insiders is not-so-rare, sometimes they will try to talk through their problems to an object. Specifically, the favored item of choice, is the rubber ducky. ("Rubber ducky, you're the one...") I've heard that this has actually become a topic of conversation in the programmer world that people do indeed have opinions on. Some companies will give you a rubber ducky when you start with onboarding to talk to. Other companies, due to the fact that rubber duckies have been known to FLY (i.e. are thrown), have banned this technique. So my husband, the overachiever that he is, has decided to take online courses on whichever coding languages the master computer science gods dictated he should. (Honestly, he was just brushing up on Python so far.) Because of this, he decided that he, approaching frustrating problems AND taking them on voluntarily after hours, should have a rubber ducky to talk to. But not just ANY rubber ducky. This gigantic rubber ducky. So, on our bedside table (because why not right), this little guy has found his home. He sits by our lamp - which I should add is a color changing lamp. Sometimes the ducky looks quite questionable in the red-light of the lamp... So, overall review - my programmer husband LOVES the ducky and all of its mighty glory. I'm chill with sharing my home with it - just maybe not sitting next to a color-changing red light on red...

Mine arrived broken and does not quack. That really saddens me. That's the main reason it lost 1 star. The size and cuteness is on point though.

Larger than I expected it to be. Great quality rubber duck.