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From: clavis@phantom.com (Grand Clavister)
Newsgroups: misc.kids,misc.kids.health
Subject: Best bubble bath?
Date: 22 Apr 1995 20:22:28 GMT
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My daughter Beth is 10 years old. She really enjoys taking bubble
baths (has, since I can remember), and she has recently become
bored with Mr. Bubble. It was good enough for the last 7 years,
now she wants "better bubbles!" Problem is, there are about 5
million bubble-bath products for kids on the market. Every cartoon 
character or TV kids' character has their own bubble-bath, shampoo, 
etc. Any recommendations? She loves lots of bubbles, the more the 
better, and I, personally, have noticed that some products produce 
very thin, sort-of-dishwashing-detergent kind of bubbles. (There 
was a kids' line of bath products called "Petite Natee", but it 
doesn't seem to exist anymore...) Any personal observations? My 
daughter and my bathtub await! :)


Clavista

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