Bath toy storage that actually dries out

A Prince Lionheart mesh hammock for smooth tile, an OXO scoop a toddler can use, and a tall OXO bin for a wide ledge. Check your wall and ledge first.

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Quick answer

With smooth tile and a lot of toys, get the Prince Lionheart hammock. If your toddler is the one cleaning up, the OXO Tot scoop is built for it. The OXO stand-up bin needs a wide flat ledge, so measure that before you order.

Prince Lionheart mesh bath hammock holding toys above a bathtub

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Prince Lionheart Bath Hammock draped across a tub corner

Best for a big pile of toys

Prince Lionheart Bath Hammock

No drilling and the toys come off the tub floor. The catch is finding a stretch of wall where all three suction cups will actually stay put.

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OXO Tot Bath Toy Bin showing scoop shape and drain holes

Best for toddlers who want to help clean up

OXO Tot Bath Toy Bin

A toddler can drag the OXO Tot scoop through the water and handle cleanup alone. There’s no lid, so toys sit open between baths.

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Community discussions: r/Parenting

OXO Tot Stand Up Bath Toy Bin with perforated sides

Holds the most upright on a ledge

OXO Tot Stand Up Bath Toy Bin

Bubble wands and stacking cups stand upright in the tall bin and dry through its side holes. It needs a wide, flat ledge or counter.

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Community discussions: r/Parenting

The shortlist

Comparison of 3 picks: what each is best for and when to skip it
PickBest forSkip it if
Best for a big pile of toysPrince Lionheart Bath HammockSmooth tile, lots of toysTextured tile, or wants a shelf unit
Best for toddlers who want to help clean upOXO Tot Bath Toy BinToddler does the cleanupWants a lid, or has dozens of toys
Holds the most upright on a ledgeOXO Tot Stand Up Bath Toy BinWide ledge, no wall mountingTight shelf, or wants them enclosed

Before you buy

  • Drainage and drying design: Owners of fabric and felt holders report grime and mildew building up underneath. Mesh and perforated plastic let toys dry out between baths.
  • Mounting and placement flexibility: Suction cups need smooth, clean tile, and owners report some letting go overnight. A bin needs a flat ledge wide enough to clear the faucet.
  • Capacity versus tub-edge footprint: A bin that takes every toy but blocks the faucet or tips into the tub is worse than a smaller one that stays put.
  • Any product: check current recall information before buying — the kids' product recall tracker lists recent CPSC recalls of children's products.

How I narrowed it down

  • Prince Lionheart SKU 4106: confirmed it hangs from three suction cups and stretchy mesh, not rigid arms or a bar across the tub.
  • For both OXO Tot bins, noted where the drain holes sit (base on the scoop, sides and base on the stand-up) and how much ledge each needs.
  • Checked that each photo shows the exact hammock or bin named, using the makers’ own images.

I'm Matt, a dad of two boys. If we've used something at home, the card says personally tested. The rest I read up on. I keep a weekly list of kids' product recalls. How I pick.

Sources
  1. Prince Lionheart - Bath Hammock.Accessed September 16, 2026
  2. OXO - OXO Tot Bath Toy Bin.Accessed August 3, 2026
  3. OXO - Stand Up Bath Toy Bin.Accessed August 3, 2026
  4. r/Parenting owner discussion — bath toy organizers that don't mold.Accessed August 21, 2026
  5. r/Parenting owner discussion — how families store bath toys.Accessed August 21, 2026
  6. r/beyondthebump owner discussion — organizers that won't fall down.Accessed August 21, 2026
  7. r/toddlers owner discussion — what holds kids' bath toys.Accessed August 21, 2026
  8. r/NewParents owner discussion — storing bath toys so they dry.Accessed August 21, 2026