I rub my fishie™ travel-size

Seems like a fine idea to me. The one safety concern I would have with kids who still put things in their mouths is the paint- LovingBookworm mentioned in her review that some of the paint felt tacky. Worth considering, at least.

It almost does fly as a kid's toy- one vibration level that turns on and off with fins. Reply

My friend actually has it and uses it for a cat toy. I don't have many concerns about the paint, because I've never had a problem with the other items from I Rub...I don't know if it's paint, or colored plastic...

But I would suggest removing the suction cups from his little perch, because those are VERY detachable, and easy to accidentally swallow.

Cute idea -- love it! Reply

Thanks for the tips! Especially the one about the suction cups! He's kind of out of the chewing on stuff stage but, you're ALWAYS better safe than sorry. I did give the fact that it isn't "intended" for children some consideration but, he's not going to be taking a bath by himself for quite some time still yet and I would be right there if anything happened to come "loose". He HATES baby toys that he's "supposed" to play with so I usually watch him like a hawk anyway because he's typically playing with stuff that is "not safe for children under 3". He just gets so "bored" with the baby toys and he's not "exactly" a baby anymore anyway. He just turned 2 so, we just might give this a whirl and hey, if he doesn't like it, we do have two cats! :) Thanks again! Reply

I would be a little worried about it being a bath toy. I am very hesitant to submerge my fishie because the seal on the battery compartment doesn't seem that good to me. But as an out of the water toy I think it would be just fine for a child. I don't see any problem with it. Reply