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September/October 2008 Issue | Posted by Robyn Lee in Insider
1. Michelangelo Mural
Tub crayons are shaped to fit little ones’ hands. The masterpiece is easily washed away after bath time. $6.49, from CrayolaStore.com
2. Squeaky Diversion
To him it is green-foamy-fun in a bottle. To you, it is a cleaner child. $5.99, find where to buy at AlexToys.us
3. Tub Treasures
Stash your goodies all in one place. Bag contains one large pocket for toys and three small pockets for shampoo, conditioner, and soap. $14.99, from ContainerStore.com
4. Cutie Hoodie
Kids behave in the tub when promised the hooded-animal bath wrap. Towel is 30 inches by 30 inches and comes with a matching mitt. $12.99, from Avon.com
5.Spell It Out
Foam letters stick to the wall when wet, making bath time learning time. $7.95, from OneStepAhead.com
6. Air Up There
Made of Pennsylvania cherry, this stool is a step and a chair! $49.95, from MyStepStool.com
7. Go Fish
Cast their imaginations about hooking a big fish. Fishing pole comes with three fish, a crab, and a starfish. $9.49, find where to buy at AlexToys.us
8. You’re the One
You’ll be awfully fond of this large rubber ducky. $11.99, from Schylling.com
9. Funny Bone
This unique molded rubber soap dish will keep kids fishing for the soap. $4.50, from Umbra.com
10. Bang on Your Drum
Inspire your little drummer boy. Bath drums change pitch by submerging the base to desired pitch level. $12.95, from OneStepAhead.com
11. Slippery Soap
Put your soap into this terry cloth sack and little ones will shout, “I can wash myself!” Sack holds a 6-ounce bar of soap. $8.95, from LandOfNod.com
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