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Yasmine: oops meant to say sure would be nice** if there were sesame street bathtoys, scrubs, hooded towels and Paint brushes. I know its finger paints but using brushes with sesame street characters would be fun too! my kids could be just like picaso in the tub!
In our house, being in the bathtub is about as frequent as being in the car or hanging out on the computer; its just part of our lives. I use the bathtub as a way to relax, to unwind, to read, to play with Charlotte, and truly, none of it ever gets old. Its just plain fun!
I had a garage sale this weekend and sold about 10 books of mine and all the pages were all bent out of shape and I could see the lady wondering why these basically brand new NY Times Bestsellers looked like they survived WWII and i made a point to say “I read in the tub” and she shook her head all knowingly.You will never see me use a Kindle to read because its the one place I can go that no electronics follow me.
Charlotte’s a big fan of the tub too, but not for the same reasons I am. Its a way for her to play and we pretty much lure her in there with bath time toys, bath soaps, finger painting, and bubbles! There are so many ways to have fun in the tub that it doesn’t have to be a nightmare to convince your child to hop in. Charlotte’s at an age now where she is learning to wash her hair as well, so the whole thing is an adventure from beginning to end.
I can’t think of any kid that doesn’t enjoy playing in bubbles. Mine loves it so much that she generally manages to dump the entire bottle out almost every time we fill up a tub for her. I think Mr. Bubble will always be around as long as kids have access to their bath time fun. We probably go through 3 bottles a month (that, and I use it too!).
Some of the most fun we have in the tub are with the 
fingerpaints. They are a great way for charlotte to entertain herself and as an added benefit they double as a bubble bath! I didnt use them for that, so I have no idea how effective they are for that purpose, but they are great for drawing on bathtub walls and painting barbies hair.
- The carton has a paint chart for guidelines on how to mix all of the colors in the rainbow!
- The brightly colored paints are a great way for your child to learn about colors.
- Your child will have fun getting clean with our mild, sudsy formula.
Translation: your child will love this so much that they will dump 14 of them in the tub before you can stop it and the bathtub water will turn dark Navy blue/black. Which basically means for one its FUN and for two, make sure you put one in and hide the rest. They definitely work. I give my daughter way too much credit to operate on her own sometimes.GIVEAWAY
All in all, VERY VERY fun! Sesame Street and Mr. Bubble wanted to make sure that another mom could share all this bath time fun with their sweet little ones and see the benefit of bath OTHER then just cleaning up, so they have allowed us to pick a winner that will receive 6 products, 2 from Mr. Bubble and 4 from Sesame Street (products I listed above and a few extras!)
Contest runs till I shut it off later today, enter unlimited, topic must be on Mr Bubble, sesame street and its products, or bath time in your home. Check out their website, there are some great things to talk about!
I still have some of my sesame street figurines at my parents house. When we go over, my daughter plays with them
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My daughter got a tickle me elmo for xmas. My mom was so excited to stumble upon it at walmart. She loves it. It doesn’t work anymore, but it is still loved
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Once I was taking a bubble bath. I turned on the jets and nearly drowned in bubbles. i had to call my husband in to remove some and throw them in our shower. Lesson learned
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I remember working in a dept store when the first tickle me elmos came out…holy cow…everyone wanted one.
I used to go to work singing sesame street songs…my elderly ladies thought it was pretty funny.Michelle wrote:
I love the foaming bath soap.
When I was little I had a cookie monster that had rattle eyes
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How long has sesame street been on? I loved watching it as a child. Sometimes the song gets stuck in my head!
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my kids love the bath crayons.
We have a large jacuzzi tub, these finger paints would be so much fun in it
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I am really curious about the fizzy tablets. I think my daughter would like them. It would be great in her easter basket
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My youngest daughter just received a bath boat with animals that go inside. My oldest daughter is loving it and insists that her baby sister said she will share.
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Lately my daughter has been wanting to take a bath, but is on a no soap kick. She cries hysterically when I bathe her. I have no idea why
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My son has emptied full bottles of shampoo so many times that I can not even count anymore….errrr!
The bath paints would help little ones learn their colors and discover what happens when you mix them up!
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my son has now started using the bar soap …and the bathwater is white by the time he is done.
We love elmo and cookie monster the best!
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The Sesame street products look fantastic, I am sure it would make taking a bath so much more fun. my little one has been having issues at bath time, this would help
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hey we have those sesame street bath paints.
I love Mr Bubbles, it makes so many bubbles
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