Kids Bubble Bath

Alaffia Kids Bubble Bath in coconut chamomile scent is the perfect ending to any day. It brings nontoxic fun and hydrating cleansing to your kid’s bath time with its fun foaming action. Plus, it’s made with unrefined, fair-trade shea butter from Alaffia’s cooperatives in West Africa as well as ethically traded virgin coconut oil. These naturally fragrant ingredients, along with chamomile extract, work together to give young skin a gentle clean so you can feel good about what’s going in the tub — and on their body.

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Is Alaffia Kids Bubble Bath good for babies?

Alaffia’s safe and aromatic bubble bath is gentle enough for your baby’s skin. Scented only with pure plant oils and extracts, all of Alaffia’s products are:

• Sulfate-free
• Paraben-free
• Phthalate-free
• Silicone-free
• Mineral oil-free
• Artificial color-free
• Cruelty-free

Want to shop more from Alaffia than just this lemon lavender shampoo and body wash? Shop all Alaffia products now on Grove.

Is Alaffia Kids Bubble Bath tear-free?

Alaffia bubble bath is free from the synthetic surfactants that make a product tear-free. But it’s also gentle and natural — soothing chamomile calms their skin during bubbly fun, and silky-smooth coconut oil keeps them moisturized.

If you’re having a hard time deciding, keep in mind this product made our list of the 11 best nontoxic bathtime products for kids. And if coconut chamomile isn’t your scent, shop more kid bath products from Alaffia and other natural brands.

Who is Alaffia owned by?

Alaffia is owned by West African native Olowo-n’djo Tchala. He created this revolutionary organization to help alleviate poverty and advance gender equality in West Africa through Alaffia’s women-led community empowerment projects. These projects provide immediate and sustainable support in the areas of maternal care, education, reforestation, and regenerative agriculture.

Read more about Olowo-n’djo Tchala and his plans for Alaffia in his interview with Grove.