Spin Master Toys Catchabubble

There is little my kids enjoy more right now then blowing bubbles, Christopher at 4 years old really has the knack for it, Elsa however is not quite so good at it and inhales the bubble mixture rather than blowing any successful bubbles. We get through tonnes of bottles of bubble mixture and have great fun blowing bubbles together in my mum's garden while her King Charles spaniel leaps around trying to catch them but sometimes you can't help but wish the bubbles might last a little longer. Catchabubbles come in test tube shaped bottles, usually in bright tones of green, red, blue, yellow etc...they have a metallic clip that allows the tube to be attached to a ...

When I registered my son with a toy site he was promised a free gift, now I didn't hold up much hope that it would actually be suitable for him, as although he's seven, he's got quite a large developmental delay. But when a small parcel with his name on it finally dropped through the letter box I was in for a pleasant surprise, as there was a small test tube that was labelled catchabubbles. What you've never heard of them, well read on and I'll tell you all about these little miracles. ---What are Catchabubbles?--- Do you remember doing chemistry at school? Yes, good then you'll know what a test tube is, and what we have here is a coloured plastic ...