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Pearly Body Wash Doodlers, perfect for bath time fun. A paraben-free gel wash, available in Yellow, Blue, Red, Green and Pink. Let children scribble and doodle on themselves, lather up and wash off. Enriched with botanicals and seaweed extracts for skin and hair conditioning properties. 100ml each
Early Learning:
Creative Play
Doodle words, shapes, numbers and patterns on the body
Tactile Sensory Integration
Textures, fragrances and colours create a sensory experience. Doodle on your child’s arms and encourage them to cover cover their arms and hands with the washable gel, rubbing into the body and cleaning at the same time.
Colour Awareness
Create colour awareness by asking your child to identify the different colours of the doodles and scribbles.
How To Use:
Shake before using, remove cap, turn upside down, squeeze gently and doodle creatively on body, arms and hair. Simply lather up and gently wash away with warm water. NOTE: Body Wash Doodlers will not stain surfaces or clothes.
IMPORTANT: They must be turned upside down for use.
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