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Bobby's Daycare Perks: Every Perk and Its Robux Price

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The complete list of perks in Bobby's Daycare with their Robux prices, plus the Perk Reroll product and where perks fit in the game's Robux shop.

Bobby's Daycare sells its perks straight from the Robux shop as developer products, and the catalog is easy to sum up: 12 named perks, priced between R$ 39 and R$ 129, plus a cheap Perk Reroll product alongside them.

Quick answer

Bobby's Daycare has 12 perks sold as Robux developer products. Prices run from R$ 39 (Tiptoe Perk, X-Ray Vision Perk) to R$ 129 (Adrenaline Perk), and a Perk Reroll product costs R$ 10. The shop listing records each perk's name and price, but does not describe what the perk does in-game.

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All 12 perks and their Robux prices

The developer-product catalog lists every perk with a fixed Robux price. Sorted cheapest first, the perk lineup looks like this:

Data table

Perk
Tiptoe Perk
Price
R$ 39
Perk
X-Ray Vision Perk
Price
R$ 39
Perk
Sharp Eye Perk
Price
R$ 59
Perk
House Slippers Perk
Price
R$ 69
Perk
Rubber Gloves Perk
Price
R$ 69
Perk
Deep Sleep Perk
Price
R$ 69
Perk
Quick Hide Perk
Price
R$ 79
Perk
Spare Bulb Perk
Price
R$ 89
Perk
Stay Calm Perk
Price
R$ 89
Perk
Door Sense Perk
Price
R$ 99
Perk
Tool Belt Perk
Price
R$ 99
Perk
Adrenaline Perk
Price
R$ 129

The price spread matters for budgeting: half the list costs R$ 69 or less, and only Adrenaline Perk climbs above R$ 99, at R$ 129. Treat the numbers as a snapshot of the shop rather than permanent values — Roblox developer products do get repriced, and this shop's own change history shows it has happened before, with several packs and classes moved to new prices (the Runner Class, for example, went from R$ 49 to R$ 69).

What do the perks actually do?

This is the part the shop catalog does not answer. Developer products appear in the listing as a name and a price, with no effect description attached, so the catalog confirms that each perk exists and exactly what it costs — but not the concrete advantage it grants once bought. No perk on the list comes with documented stats, percentages or behavior in this shop data.

The perk names still signal what each product is themed around. Sorted in the same order as the price table above, the name-based readings are:

Data table

Perk
Tiptoe Perk
What the name hints at
Named after moving quietly and hiding
Perk
X-Ray Vision Perk
What the name hints at
Named after noticing things you would otherwise miss
Perk
Sharp Eye Perk
What the name hints at
Named after noticing things you would otherwise miss
Perk
House Slippers Perk
What the name hints at
Named after moving quietly and hiding
Perk
Rubber Gloves Perk
What the name hints at
References hands-on work gear
Perk
Deep Sleep Perk
What the name hints at
References staying composed and rested
Perk
Quick Hide Perk
What the name hints at
Named after moving quietly and hiding
Perk
Spare Bulb Perk
What the name hints at
References keeping a flashlight lit
Perk
Stay Calm Perk
What the name hints at
References staying composed and rested
Perk
Door Sense Perk
What the name hints at
Named after noticing things you would otherwise miss
Perk
Tool Belt Perk
What the name hints at
References hands-on work gear
Perk
Adrenaline Perk
What the name hints at
References staying composed and rested

Those readings come from the names alone, though — until you own a perk or find an in-game description, treat the themes as hints rather than confirmed mechanics.

Perk Reroll: R$ 10

The catalog also includes a Perk Reroll developer product for R$ 10. Its presence indicates that perks can be rerolled for Robux, so your perk selection is not necessarily a one-time, locked-in choice. What the listing does not describe is the reroll's actual behavior — when you can reroll, what the new result is drawn from, or whether the R$ 10 applies each time — so those details stay unconfirmed here.

Where perks fit in the wider Robux shop

Perks are one category in a much larger developer-product list. The same shop also sells nine classes: Exterminator Class (R$ 549), Quartermaster Class (R$ 279), Decoy Class (R$ 199), Caretaker Class (R$ 199), Medic Class (R$ 139), Night Owl Class (R$ 109), Softstep Class (R$ 79), Deep Cleaner Class (R$ 79) and Runner Class (R$ 69). Classes are a separate product line from perks — the Bobby's Daycare classes guide covers that side of the shop.

Perk-adjacent products appear in the list too, such as Coin Boost (R$ 69), which sits alongside the game's coin economy covered in the coins guide. Several products, including some classes, also have gift versions listed right next to them. If you are deciding how to spend Robux across the shop, it helps to know these are distinct purchases: a class, a perk and a boost are separate products, not bundles of one another. Once you are ready to narrow the perk list down to a purchase, Bobby's Daycare best perks picks up from there.