Bath Bombs for Kids with Surprise Inside, 12 Dinosaur Bath Bombs with Toys

I know it’s sometimes hard to find bath bombs that keep it fun & interesting without breaking the bank but these are worth the money IMO! They all have different scents that smell great as well as are gentle on my little one’s skin . He loves the little dragons that come inside (much cooler than the little crappy plastic toys we usually get ) and they look like eggs ! It’s like his bath bombs are hatching little dragons & he loves it ! They’re well worth the $2 a piece or whatever it comes out too. This is our second order of them as he was begging to get them again !!!! I highly recommend !

My sons love bath bombs and sometimes it’s really hard to find boyish ones! These ones are perfect, especially since they’re shaped like an egg! They’re fun, they smell great, and they’re sensitive on the kids skin

These dragon egg bath bombs are a bit smaller than others I have gotten, but that doesn’t seem to bother my extremely impatient daughter—she’s only in it for the toy dragons anyway. The quicker they melt, the better, as far as she’s concerned. The toys are in a capsule inside. The dragons are small and rubbery—very bendable, as you might imagine, so they can fit in the capsule. The toys are nothing to write home about, but they’re a fun surprise for a kid who likes dragons. So far with three eggs, there’s been no repeats. The eggs smell decent—not overly flowery. The one my daughter used tonight smelled citrusy. They seem to have several different scents. There’s a variety of colors as well. Overall, these are a fun item for an elementary aged kid who likes dragons. I do appreciate that the box contains 12 eggs, so even though they are smaller, you’re still getting a good deal when you buy the set. I don’t know if I’ll get them again, but I definitely don’t regret buying them, and I’d absolutely be willing to purchase another set with different surprises from the same manufacturer.

These are cute but I feel a lityle too over priced. If the price was better I would repurchase for my grandson.

Wonderful product. Smells delightful and dissolves nice and slow so your child will enjoy. Only thing I can say is that compared to other soap bombs, the toy inside is way to small even for my 8 year old. And one of them was so tiny it went down the drain.. the two toys next to the one with the check mark (this product), are the typical size of all the other soap bomb toys. I would suggest that they perhaps go with a mushy toy like the fish, or simply get a bigger toy. Do not buy this for any child that would even unconsciously put it in their mouth. Other than that, it is well made however I won't buy again due to the toys going down into my drain.

I’ve purchased a few toy-filled bath bomb sets for my grandsons over the last few years, and this is certainly the best quality. They’re on the larger size, fizz well, with great color and a bit of fragrance. And the plastic-encased, rubbery dragons are a decent size for play. They’re a hit!

My grandchildren loved these! I only bought them because of one picture. I noticed a picture of a spaceman and my 3 yr old granddaughter has a favorite place to go play... it's a playroom that has a giant "spaceman" in the corner of the room... she loves it and always wants to go play at "spacehead"! The first bath she had with one, dissolved to reveal a "spaceman" that looked just like "spacehead"! She couldn't have been more thrilled!! The best thing is, they don't dissolve rapidly like some. They're very large and it takes quite a while for them to dissolve which makes the entire experience more fun!!!

I'll be honest, I thought they'd be a little bigger given other bath bombs I've purchased, and I kinda expected that the dragons would be a soft plastic or hard plastic or a harder rubber. The bath bombs in the set are actually pretty small, but they are egg shaped which at least fits the theme, and the dragons are apparently made from a very soft rubber that has the consistency of a gummi. The first one tried had the hydra in it, and the hydra apparently has trouble standing when setting it on a flat surface. But some glue and a base could probably turn them into D&D tabletop minis that are much less brittle, at least. And it's probably that soft so it doesn't break and/or hurt anyone if ya step on one or slip and fall on it. Edit: Also one of them had something other than a dragon (specifically a moose, with one leg partially outside the capsule ehen it closed during production). Still, the bath bombs themselves do what you'd expect of them, and it's hard to complain about the fact that you're getting twelve of them for a comparatively low price.

Smells good. Cracks and dissolves really quickly in the water. Toy inside was really tiny. For the price, quite underwhelming.