Bubble Barber at home with Paddy's Bathroom!

For most kids getting dirty is so much fun so why shouldn't bath time be fun too!?

That's where Paddy's Bathroom step in, with their new and exciting range of certified organic and natural toiletries especially designed with little ones in mind. Paddy's Bathroom products are created by the brand founder (Paul Lindley) of Ella's kitchen and you can certainly see the resemblance in the packaging and design. 

We were recently invite to come and join in with an event Paddy's Bathroom were holding, creating a bubble barber's for little ones to come and have their hair styled in any way they wish all made from bubbles! Unfortunately the event was just a little too far away for us to attend and we were all a little disappointed. So im sure you can imagine our excitement when we received a bundle of Paddy's Bathroom products to create our very own Bubble Barber at home! 

We had loads of fun and both James and Evelyn were sporting funky bubble hair do's including horns for James and a bouffant for Evelyn. We used a mixture of the bubble bath and foaming body wash/mousse to create our bubble barber hair do's. 

The first thing that hit me was the amazing smell coming from the box before I had even opened it. It was a fresh, fruity, vibrant aroma and so I hurriedly opened the box to see what was inside. 

The Paddy's Bathroom range consists of - 

Squirty Stuff, Foaming hair and body wash - Pineapple

Squirty Stuff Foaming hair and body wash - Mangoes 

Stuff for hands Foaming hand wash - Lemon

Bubbly Stuff Bubble bath - Tangerine 

Stuff for shiny hair shampoo - Lemon

Foamy Stuff foaming hair and body mousse - Rosy apples

As well as smelling great and being lots of fun the range is super gentle and kind to little ones skin and is sting free for little ones eyes too! The range also contains NO sls, parabens, phthalates, sulphates or GMO ingredients. 

A little certainly goes a long way too with Paddy's Bathroom products! A splash of the bubble bath filled our bathroom with a fresh scent of tangerine and a bath FULL to the brim with bubbles. The same goes for the foaming wash a few small squirts in the palm of your hand if plenty to wash all over. 

The entire range of Paddy's Bathroom toiletries can be brought from Boots, Ocado and selected Tesco's stores and prices ranging from £4.49 - £5.99 each. You can find out more about the whole range on the Paddy's Bathroom website here - www.paddysbathroom.com.

What style would you create using the Paddy's Bathroom range? 

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Making Bath time more fun!

James and Evelyn love bath time the sheer mention of bath sees them both heading up the stairs quicker than Usain bolt of the starting line!

Evelyn loves to splash especially if mummy or daddy are close enough that she can get us wet too with the end result usually being our bathroom looking a tad waterlogged. James seems to think our bath is a miniature swimming pool and pretends he's a shark or spends more time with his head under the water than above!

Tonight, I wanted to make bath time a little more fun and so I made them both a special bath a "glow bath". I simply ran the bath as usual with lots of bubbles and then popped several glow sticks into it then switched of the bathroom light to surprise them. James' face was a picture when he saw it and he couldn't wait to get in.
If you didn't want to use glow sticks, you can buy a bath disco light too!

This got me thinking about different ways of making bath times more fun and here are some of the ideas I found.

Bath Crayons.

Do you have a budding little artist or a child who likes to doodle? then this could be a great way to make bath times fun. Children can use these bath crayons to draw on the side of the bath/ tiles and their doodles are simply washed away when they are finished.

Bath alphabet letters

Since starting school James has been really enthusiastic about sounding out and spelling everything so we purchased some bath alphabet letters like these from Nuby to use at bath time. They are not only fun but educational as well. We try and encourage James to spell his name or his sisters name and he has great fun. 

Bubbles!!

Most children love bubbles so a bath time with extra bubbles is sure to be a big hit right!? How cute is this penguin bubble blower from Munchkin. The one above features suction cups on the back so you attach it to the tiles and fill the bathroom with bubbles and let the children try and pop them and they come down. 

Bath toys.

There are so many bath toys on the market now that you are sure to find some that your children will love. James's favourite is the type that squirt water (these are not my favourite as I am usually the one getting sprayed with water lol!) These are a great addition to any children's bath and can provide lots of fun and entertainment for children of varying ages. Here are a few of our favourites above. my personal favourite is the Mega bloks Build 'n' splash set which we found on the Toys R Us website.

Do you have any fab ideas to make bath time more fun or do your children have a favourite bath time activity or toy? 

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