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Inspired by this post from Filth Wizardry, we used some large foam stickers as bath toys while we were in Utah in December. We left the backing on, and it didn’t disintegrate. The foam stickers fall off the walls as they dry (unless, of course, you take them off first!) I imagine you could also take the backing off and give the stickers a good dunk to remove the adhesive. I’m sure the non-sticky version works even better, but this was an easy way to get the kids more excited about taking a bath in a strange place!
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Love the sticker with the gravity-defying ponytails!! :)
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What a great idea! I’ve never thought of that! Thanks for the tip.
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Great idea!
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I’ve heard the same thing about fun foam, but haven’t tried it yet. That gives me an idea……
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What a great idea!! We love Filth Wizardry too — we’ll have to give this a try, thanks! :-)
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I can only imagine how many stickers your walls might accumulate over time :)
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I have wanted to make some foam bath shapes since I saw the post on Filth Wizardry. So cute.
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A great ‘grab it and play’ idea – thanks MaryAnne :)
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Jack is having bath issues right now–doesn’t like water on his face at all, so I am going to give this a try–thank you!
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