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Monday, June 1, 2015

Glow-in-the-Dark Bath

A couple weeks ago L and I walked down the street to check out a kids' festival going on in town. Our favorite part was some "Glow-in-the-Dark Yoga" going on at a local yoga studio. While the kids danced and froze into yoga poses with their glow bracelets on, the skies opened up into a torrential downpour outside. (I thought we'd need a canoe to get home.) Of course L and I embraced mother nature as we danced and splashed the whole way home. Cold and muddy, our next stop was a hot and soapy bath...with the lights off and our glow bracelets still on!!! It was silly, but so cool...I don't know why I never thought of it before! 



While lil ones love the idea of glow sticks, our kids are rarely up late enough to play with them in the dark. Turning the lights off at bath time and adding some glow sticks and glow bracelets to the water is perfect! Glow sticks only cost $1 to $2 dollars for a pack of 5-10.



Many bathrooms don't have windows, so a glow-in-the-dark bath can be done at any time of day. 


Make sure you keep an eye on your children while taking a glow bath, many glow sticks suggest kids be at least 8 years old to play with them. You definitely want to make sure your little teethers keep them out of their mouths! 


You can even add some "glow-in-the-dark bottles" to the mix as well! Enjoy!!!


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