My grand kids had no idea what a Soapsox was.  To them Soapsox was a  soft cuddly toy.

It surprised my grand kids when I showed them what Soap Sox really was.                                                    

I gave them a bar of  soap and told them to stick it in the Soapsox mouth.  As soon as  they did this they realized this ain’t no ordinary plushy toy…                      

What a surprise when they realized that Soapsox is not a toy but a wash cloth.  

This certainly put a smile on my grandson’s face.  He loved his Soapsox and couldn’t wait to take it home to put in his bath tub.  

here sits Scorch the Dragon and Harper the Hippo…The grand kids couldn’t get enough soap in the sox…Soapsoxs are antimicrobial Terry Cloth Bath Sponges.  They can go from playtime to bath time in an instant.  They are the next generation of wash cloths.

  You can insert hang-drying cord through the loop located on top of  the Soapsox so when finished you just hang to dry.

Check out the soapsox family at www.soapsoxkids.com

Sophie’s Animal Parade, written by Amy Dixon is a story of  a little lonely girl who uses her imagination to create imaginary friends.   Sophie  created friends are not people but animals. The more she created her  menagerie the more Sophie got herself into a animal pickle.  Sophie quickly finds that her creations are not easy to play with and needed to find a way to get her animal kingdom under  control.

Sophie’s dilemma was not easy for her to solve until she meets a boy named Luke.  Luke comes to Sophie’s rescue and with Luke’s help Sophie brings order to her imaginary animal kingdom.  Luke helped Sophie’s problem get solved because Luke was a lion trainer.

Sophie’s Animal Parade is sweet and funny promotes imaginative play and teaches children to combat loneliness with creativity, persistence, and a little imagination.  Sophie’s Animal Parade shows what really matters, which is having a real relationships.

Sophie’s Animal Parade is a bedtime must.