CAPS in the BATH

Mandisa Watts
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I am always looking for great ways to make bath time fun and exciting for my 3 year old. I was inspired by Busy Toddler‘s Pom Pom Bath but Daddy is usually on duty for bath time and isn’t always as inclined to try ‘new toys’ in the bath as I am.

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But after he saw how much fun Miss 3 had playing with caps in water with the Caps Kitchen activity, he was willing to give the idea a go.

And as I knew it would be – it was a complete hit! Almost too good because she didn’t want to get out of the bath she was having so much fun.

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If it looks like there isn’t much water in this bath, that’s because there isn’t. My daughter doesn’t like a lot of water in her bath.

Here’s what you’ll need to enjoy your caps bath!

Supplies

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Set Up

So easy. Fill up your tub and add the caps! I gave the caps to my daughter to toss in because really, that is half the fun!

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As we learned with Caps Kitchen, caps are made for water fun. They dry easily and will not get stuck in your drain.

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I added some colourful bowls. She counted them, sorted them and played with them. She used the coloured bowls to scoop and collect them.

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This activity was such a hit that I may move some of her bath toys out in favour of caps baths all the time.

So start saving your caps if you havent started already. You don’t need a lot of them in the bath to make it fun for your toddler or preschooler. Tossed in a handful and they will go crazy!

Other Activities using Squeeze Pouch Caps

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WILL YOU TRY CAPS IN THE BATH AT YOUR HOUSE WITH YOUR TODDLER OR PRESCHOOLER? SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE!

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10 comments on “CAPS in the BATH”

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    Shawndra L Higgins

    Thank you for the inspiration! I’ve been collecting caps from our milk jugs, juice jugs, tea jugs, and water jugs. They all have a similar size lid, but all different colors! Peanut butter jar lids could be great for these activities as well! Again, thank you for the inspiration! ♥

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      Jennifer Warren

      Great idea! I’m going to try this with my gigantic stash of multicolored sharpie caps! I made alcohol ink with the pens, but I couldn’t bring myself to throw away all of the brightly colored caps. My god daughter is going to love it! Thanks!!

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