Peppa Pig Grandpa Pig's Bath Time Boat

Have a great time in the bathtub! Grandpa's boat comes with articulated Peppa and Grandpa figurines that can be removed. Bath time fun!! Specially engineered to float in water!! Suitable for children aged 3 and up.0 

The series Peppa Pig is set in a world in which all of the characters are animals, and the tale revolves on the titular heroine and her family as well as her friends and acquaintances. With a total running length of around five minutes every episode, Each of her pals is a representative of a different type of animal. Peppa's pals are her own age, while George, Peppa's younger brother, has friends who are also his own age. Peppa's friends are also her own age. Regular activities such as going to playgroup, swimming, visiting with grandparents, relatives and friends, going to the playground, riding their bikes, and other similar activities are often included in the episodes, among other things.

In spite of the fact that the characters wear clothes, live in houses, and drive vehicles, they display certain characteristics that are similar to those of the animals on which they are based. In conversations in which they are conversing in English, Peppa and her family snort like pigs, while the other animals make their own noises as they converse. Some animals, such as the Rabbit family, exhibit other characteristics, such as their enjoyment of carrots. While they live in a burrow in a hill, which is fitted with windows and furnished in the same fashion as the other residences, they are notable for being exceptions to the general rule of human-like living quarters in the area. They blush and their lips display a range of different feelings when they are embarrassed, including despair, joy, irritation, bewilderment, and perplexity amongst others. Some of the smaller animal characters, such as Tiddles the tortoise, Polly the parrot, and the ducks, are anthropomorphic, although the principal protagonists, who are mostly mammals, are not. The series' narrator, John Sparkes, helps to accentuate the action and laughter by using lines such as "Oh, dear" when something unpleasant happens (such as George weeping) or "Look out!" when a character is doing something risky (such as Peppa riding her bicycle without looking where she is going).