Dinosaur bath bombs with toys inside
The classic surprise for dino fans.

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Our kids loved bath bombs with a little dinosaur hidden inside — we used them almost every day. “Which dinosaur will it be?” got them heading to the bath on their own.
Here’s how to pick kid-friendly bath bombs, how to use them safely, and an easy recipe you can make together.
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Surprise toy inside: the figure pops out as it fizzes — dinosaurs, animals, characters and more.
Color-changing: just watching the water change color is a thrill for little ones.
Multi-packs: if you use them every day, a set is usually better value.
The classic surprise for dino fans.
Fizz and color with no toy inside.
Choose products labeled for children and check the age range and directions.
The toys inside are small parts. Stay close so little ones don’t put them in their mouths.
If your child has sensitive skin, check their skin after the bath.
Some bath bombs look like candy — store them out of reach.
Ingredients (example): 4 tbsp baking soda, 2 tbsp citric acid, 1 tbsp cornstarch, a little water in a spray bottle, and optional food coloring and a silicone mold.
1. Mix the baking soda, citric acid and cornstarch in a bowl.
2. Spray water a little at a time while mixing. Too much water at once will make it fizz right away.
3. When it holds together when squeezed, press it into a mold or shape it into balls.
4. Let it dry for half a day to a day.
Make them together with an adult, and keep the powder away from eyes and mouth. Stop using if it doesn’t agree with your child’s skin.
Ingredients and molds in one box — easy for a first try.
Pick today’s bath bomb, tap “Start the adventure!” in the app, and finish after putting on pajamas to meet a new friend. Both the bath and the after-bath become something to look forward to.
Yukemuri Quest is a kids’ app: say "Let’s go!" before the bath, and after putting on pajamas, finish and meet a new friend.
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