Galaxy Advent Calendar with 24 Bath Surprises

The contents change from day to day: bath bombs in several shapes, coloured bath salts and bath confetti shaped like dinosaurs. The bath bombs come as a game controller, a dinosaur, a starfish, a rocket and an astronaut, plus square and round ones. Every door is a little discovery of its own, and in the morning nobody knows yet what will go into the water that evening.

• 24 numbered doors for 1 to 24 December
• Bath bombs, coloured bath salts and bath confetti
• Bath bombs shaped as a game controller, dinosaur, starfish, rocket and astronaut
• Square and round bath bombs as well
• Dinosaur-shaped bath confetti
• Deep blue packaging with planets, rockets, astronauts, stars and dinosaurs
• Designed specially for children
• Made in China

Using the calendar needs no preparation: your child opens the door with the number of the day, takes out the surprise and brings it along to the bath. Because bath bombs, coloured bath salts and bath confetti take turns across the 24 doors, every bath evening is a little different.

It is made for children who love space, rockets and dinosaurs, and for parents, godparents and relatives looking for something other than a chocolate Advent calendar. Because the contents go into the bath water rather than into little mouths, it also suits families keeping an eye on sugar during December. As a gift it fits Advent, Christmas and St Nicholas Day, as long as it is handed over before 1 December.

Put the calendar somewhere your child can reach it, for example on a shelf in the bathroom. Opening a door then becomes a small ritual that leads straight into the bath.

Run the water before the door is opened, so the surprise of the day can go straight along to the tub. Shapes such as the rocket, the astronaut or the dinosaur give the evening a story without any extra effort: today the rocket takes off, tomorrow the dino turns up. If you are giving the calendar as a present, hand it over at the end of November so the first door can be opened on 1 December.

What is behind the doors? Bath bombs in various shapes, coloured bath salts and dinosaur-shaped bath confetti. A different surprise appears each day.

How many doors does the calendar have? There are 24 numbered doors, one for each day from 1 to 24 December.

Is the calendar chocolate-free? Yes. It contains bath products instead of sweets and is intended as an alternative to the classic chocolate Advent calendar.

Which shapes do the bath bombs come in? A game controller, a dinosaur, a starfish, a rocket and an astronaut, plus square and round bath bombs.

Does the calendar make a good gift? Yes, especially for children who like space, rockets and dinosaurs. It is designed specially for children.