Which Bath Bombs Are Safe For Kids

BodyNurse is basically guaranteed,but you may be wondering about safety,and yes,bath bombs are generally considered safe to use,according to Poison Control.Bath bombs are typically made of baking soda,citric acid,and maybe Epsom salt,and often essential oils,fragrances,and glitter or dyes as well.Keep an eye out for skin irritation from any of those extras,like essential oils or dyes,if your kiddo has sensitive skin.It’s also a good idea to use bath bombs occasionally—not every day—and rinse off of your kid’s skin and the tub when bath time is over.

Turn bath time into a fun and educational experience: Drop the egg-shaped bath bombs into the tub and watch it burst with color while releasing a unique dinosaur model into the water.

Convert your tub into a fizzy dino world: Includes 6 uniquely-colored egg-shaped bath fizzies (4.66 oz) each with a different dinosaur buried inside, and 6 beautiful cards, each describing the history of a different dinosaur.  After revealing a dino, try to match up the appropriate card to your dinosaur and learn more about it.

100% safe: All the bath bomb ingredients meet or exceed all safety standards and are 100% safe to put in your child's bath.

A fun and educational gift for all ages: It's not often that a science project can be fun and engaging, but this set achieves both!  Great set for individual play or as a group activity.  It fascinates children as soon as they pull it out of the box and is a perfect STEM project.  It fosters a love for science and paleontology in a fun and exciting way.