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Popsicle Bath Bomb

Our Popsicle Bath Bomb is sure to please the toughest kids. This bath bomb creates fizzing fun and encourages bath time with our skin loving ingredients! As an added bonus our cocoa butter frosting will moisturize your child’s skin also.

Our green Popsicle Bath Bomb has a refreshing aroma of coconut and lime that allows your child to travel to a tropical beach. They will imagine dinosaurs waiting on the warm sand. CL kids is all about encouraging imagination and creating fun!

Our signature bath bombs contain coconut oil and cocoa butter for healthy, hydrated, baby soft skin.  All CL Kids products are made in small batches in our private lab, and incorporate 100% vegan ingredients, are cruelty free, gluten free, and paraben free. You can rest easy knowing our bath bombs are natural, kid friendly, and Grandma approved.

Have you met the entire Cuddle Crew?

Each CL Kids character has a unique personality, and their packaging includes a short story that you can read to your children. Follow the stories of Douglas Dino, Betsy Butterfly, Bradley Bumble Bee, Brody Bunny, Pedro Piggy, Tessa Tiger, Ursa Unicorn, Daisy Dragon, Sadie Sheep, and Milo Monkey!

Meet Douglas Dino!

Douglas Dino loves being on time for school. In fact, he loves school! So much so that he forgot to eat breakfast the morning of a big presentation! Douglas went up in front of the class and felt his tummy rumble. Oh no! He tried to begin but… “BUUUUUUURP!”

Dino Facts:

• The first dinosaur ever named was the Megalosaurus, which was named in 1824 by Reverend William Buckland.
• Dinosaur remains were first discovered in North America on the upper Missouri River in 1854 by American geologist Ferdinand Vandiveer Hayden.
• Dinosaur remains have been found on every continent, even Antarctica.
• The biggest dinosaur eggs scientists know of are the eggs of the Segnosaurus, which were about 19 inches long.
• The smallest dinosaur eggs ever found measured about 0.7 inches (smaller than the diameter of a penny!) and were found in northeastern Thailand in 2002 and 2003.