Jack'n'Jill Bubble Bath with Bubble Wand - Natural 300mL

Jack'n'Jill Bubble Bath with Bubble Wand - Natural 300mL

Marsoni

M251S

$14.95

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Jack'n'Jill Bubble Bath with Bubble Wand - Natural 300mLJack N Jill Kids Blissful Bubbles is a baby safe bubble bath that comes with a super cute Bunny Bubble Wand just the thing for creating magical wash time fun in your perfectly bubbly bath! Dermatologically tested Suitable for sensitive skin Free from soap, PG (propylene glycol), lanolin & synthetic fragrances Recycled bottle Vegan & PETA Approved Made in Australia The best way to get babies and kids into a good routine with bathing is to make it fun!

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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2015