DIY Bath Paints with JOHNSON’S® Baby Products
Ever wanted to add fun to bath time, but weren't quite sure how to? Thanks to Crowdtap, JOHNSON'S Baby and The Girls with Glasses, I was able to make DIY bath paints for my little one, and you can make them too!
There are super easy to make and you probably have most of the ingredients at home.
All you need is:
- Cornstarch
- Sponges
- Baby Wash
- Food Safe Coloring
- Sandwich-Sized Stackable Containers with Lids
- Stencils (optional)
- Scissors
- Water
I went to Dollar Tree for the sponges, food-safe coloring and the containers that have two separate compartments (one side for paint and the other for sponges). I bought the Johnson's baby bedtime bath on clearance at my local grocery store. So as you can see, this project is inexpensive as well as easy and fun!
How to make:
In a bowl, mix 1/3 cup cornstarch, 1/3 cup Johnson's baby wash, and 2 tbsps. of water.
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| Corn Starch and Johnson's Baby Wash |
Once it is smooth, add a couple drops of food-safe coloring, I used anywhere between 1-3 drops, and mix again.
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| Green Paint |
Now you can pour it into your container. Next cut up the sponges with scissors, you can use the stencils for this part. I opted out of the stencils and just free handed it. I chose to cut out the letters of my daughter's name and I did a "2" for her age, plus a variety of shapes.
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| Cut Up Sponges |
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| Sponge on One Side, Paint In the Other Side of Container |
This is also a great project to do with your older children as a helper.
One of the great things about these bath paints is that they are super easy to store until they are ready to be used.
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| Easily Stored Under the Sink |
Learn more about bathtime:
Toddler Bath Time with JOHNSON'S
Watch The Girl With Glasses Making These DIY Bath Paints:
You Tube How To With The Girls With Glasses
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