America’s favorite
bath-time buddy, Mr. Bubble, is marking the brand’s 60th anniversary
by offering three new bubblin’ fun products for kids and families who may be
looking for new ways to amp up the fun in their lives. After a long winter
indoors, kids’ energy levels may be making sleep a bit more difficult. That’s
where a warm bubble bath can help not only entertain, but also soothe
and settle little ones before bedtime.
In fact, sleep issues are on the rise. Experts are seeing an uptick in children struggling with falling asleep and waking up during the night due to the impact of COVID on their families and school, according to Medscape.
“Families have had a tough year. Children are always deserving of fun, but particularly now everyone can benefit from more of it. For the past 60 years, Mr. Bubble has represented an easy way for parents to get their kids squeaky clean, and with lots of laughter,” says Michelle Hanson, Vice President of Marketing at The Village Company. “Whether its giant bubbles or colorful waterfalls, our goal has always been the same: let Mr. Bubble help you relax and unwind, all while having lots of fun in the tub.”
Mr. Bubble Calm & Sleep Bubble Bath
Formulated with the calming scent blend of lavender, eucalyptus & chamomile, Calm & Sleep Bubble Bath helps prepare kids for a good night’s sleep. The moisturizing combination of Aloe and Vitamin E leaves their skin feeling soft and hydrated and kids, as well as babies, will love playing in the giant, soft bubbles. Parents can feel good about it too as it is dye, paraben and phthalate-free. The 36 oz. bubble bath retails for $4.99.
Mr. Bubble Fizzy
Tub Colors
Jazz up plain bathwater and makes bathtime fun and colorful with Fizzy Tub Colors. These fizzy, kid-friendly bath tablets come in an assorted 150 jumbo jar or 9-count packet and include six bright colors for countless bath time memories. Color an entire bath with just one fizzing tablet or practice color mixing by adding additional tablets.
Fun becomes educational when kids select tablets featuring letters A, B, and C, encouraging letter recognition. For added sensory play, place any of the six brightly-colored tables of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple into the special cap on the jumbo jar, add water and watch as the colorful waterfall fills the tub with streams of vibrant colors. A mixing guide provides tips for pairing colors together to create an entirely new color. The tablets' gentle, fragrance-free formula is recommended for children ages three and older and contains Bitterguard to discourage consumption. Simply rinse the tub when the fun is done. The 150-count Jumbo Jar sales for $6.99 and the 9-count packet sells for $1.29, making them the perfect gifts or party favors!
Mr. Bubble Clean Skin 4in1 Bubble Bath,
Body Wash, Shampoo & Conditioner. The extra gentle, hypoallergenic
formula has been tested by pediatricians and dermatologists and is free of
dyes & fragrance so even kiddos with the most sensitive skin can enjoy the
bubblin’ fun. The formula is also infused with soothing Aloe and rich Shea
Butter for extra skin nourishment. Ideal for the bath or shower, the
convenient, easy-to-use product is the perfect fit for the entire family. The 16-ounce bottle
retails for $4.99.
My Opinion: These are all great products for kids to
have a fun and relaxing bath experience. The calm & Sleep smells amazing
and because it has lavender and other relaxing scents. The 4-in-1 helps where
you need it most. The fizzy colors allow the water to be colorful and with the
alphabet on them tons of fun.
All three new Mr. Bubble products – Calm & Sleep Bubble Bath, Fizzy Tub Colors and Clean Skin 4in1 – are available immediately on mrbubble.com. The trio will also be available at Walmart and Walmart.com on April 10. Additionally, Kroger and Kroger.com will sell the Calm & Sleep Bubble Bath and Fizzy Tub Colors starting April 12.
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