QuackCount 24-Day Duck Advent Calendar

Chocolate advent calendars are eaten by the 3rd of December and forgotten by the 5th. The ritual is the good part — a small door every morning before school — and a toy behind each one keeps that going all month.

The QuackCount has 24 sealed compartments, each with a different rubber duck inside. Santa ducks, reindeer ducks, snowman ducks, ducks in bobble hats and ducks in sunglasses, all in the usual indestructible rubber.

They are bath toys first, which is where most of them end up by Boxing Day — but they also line up along a windowsill or a shelf, and the collection grows visibly as the month goes on.

Good to Know

📐 Size: 21 x 16 x 5 cm
🦆 Contains: 24 rubber ducks, one per day
🎁 Design: blind-box compartments — each one a surprise
🛁 Use: bath toys, shelf display or stocking fillers
👶 For: children — small parts, so not for under-threes

Why You'll Love It

🦆 Twenty-Four Different Ducks
Every compartment holds a different one. Festive hats, scarves, costumes and colours, so opening the next door is actually worth doing rather than finding the same thing again.

🎁 Blind Box Compartments
Sealed until the day, so nothing is visible through the front. Half the pleasure of an advent calendar is not knowing, and a calendar you can see into loses that immediately.

🛁 They Go in the Bath
Soft, elastic rubber built to be squeezed and dunked. After Christmas the whole collection moves to the bathroom and gets used properly.

🪟 Or Along a Shelf
Lined up on a windowsill, the row grows by one each morning — a visible countdown that a child can see without being told what day it is.

🎄 Lasts Past Christmas
Unlike anything edible, the ducks are still there in January. It is a toy set delivered slowly rather than a month of small sweets.

👨‍👩‍👧 A Morning Ritual
Opening a door together before school is a small thing that children remember. That is really what an advent calendar is for.

🎒 Also a Party Bag Supply
Twenty-four small toys is a useful number for anyone who runs out of party bag fillers in January.

💪 Hard to Break
Rubber ducks survive being dropped, trodden on and left in the garden. Nothing in here is going to snap in the first week.

📦 Compact
At 21 x 16 cm it fits on a shelf or a windowsill rather than needing wall space like a large card calendar.

⚠️ Mind the Age
The ducks are small enough to be a choking hazard for very young children. Suitable for over-threes with the usual supervision at bath time.

Twenty-Four Mornings, Twenty-Four Ducks

Open the doors from the front with a finger rather than cutting them; the compartments are meant to be pushed through.

Keep the box after the 24th — it makes a perfectly good storage tray for the ducks between baths.