Changing Up Bath Time For Rosie.. Lush Products

Bath time is a favourite in our house. Every night around 6:30pm, Rosie and her ducks hit the bubbles for some much needed splash time. I’m always on the look out for new toys, colourful sponges and different things to keep bath time her favourite time of day.

When I found out Lush did a mini bath bomb called ‘Ickle Baby Bot’ I couldn’t not get it for her. I’ve always loved bath bombs from Lush so the fact that I could share this with Rosie was lovely. 

When I went to get the Baby Bot, I asked about other baby friendly bath bombs and was advised that any are fine for babies over six months as long as they don’t have any known allergies to any ingredients. So obviously I couldn’t just get her one! 

These are the ones I got, there’s the Ickle Baby Bot, The Baa Bar (I had to get this because it looks like Ewan the Dream Sheep and he’s still our fave at bedtime), the Butter Ball and A French Kiss.

The main elements of each bath bomb 
The Baa Bar - Lavender Oil
The Butter Ball - Cocoa Butter
Ickle Baby Bot - Lavender Oil
A French Kiss - Lavender, Rosemary and extra virgin Coconut Oil

The smaller bath bombs are cheaper than the standard size so I think for the four of them it came to about £13. I know it’s more expensive than your standard bubble bath but I thought it was a cute way to change up bath time every now and again (and stop Rosie from trying to climb out of the bath ha). All the ones I picked had elements of comfort and calming ingredients which I thought would be ideal for winding down before bed. Rosie used the Baby Bot this evening in the bath and loved watching it fizz! Although she doesn’t understand not to eat everything yet so I did have to distract her whilst it fizzled out. Her skin felt so silky after her bath and smelled incredible so I’ll definitely get that one again for her. 

I'm excited to try her with the others, let me know what your favourite Lush product is because I love trying new ones. 

Thanks for reading x