I used an ice cube tray and squirted a bit of Earth’s Best Tangle Taming Shampoo into the compartments. This shampoo is perfect for bath paints because it’s tear-free and hypo-allergenic. I added a small bit of food coloring to each compartment …
… and gave Tate her palette of colors to work with.
She made some beautiful {washable} artwork and came out clean … a win-win for busy moms, right?
After her bath, I rubbed that sweet baby skin with Earth’s Best Sleepytime Lotion. The light chamomile scent is delicate and calming and it’s made with oat oil to nourish dry skin. I even use it.
I wasn’t thrilled about Tate’s toddler antics but they turned into a fun morning.
What are some of your favorite bathtub activities for kiddos?
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That’s hilarious! Elisha did the same with vaseline. It’s great you thought to at least make it fun. Something like this throws me off completely.
Who could be mad at that little face 🙂 ?
I did that to my Barbies as a kid and ruined their lovely hair.