I’m a mom & keep my son entertained for hours with ‘bouncy bubbles’ – using 4 ingredients you already have at home

KIDS tend to be mesmerized and amazed by the beauty of bubbles during playtime. Keeping kids entertained is a lot easier when you know a simple trick to make bubbles last a lot longer. Autumn Grace is a proud mom who loves sharing parenting tricks and tips with her followers. According to her bio, she’s: […]

KIDS tend to be mesmerized and amazed by the beauty of bubbles during playtime.

Keeping kids entertained is a lot easier when you know a simple trick to make bubbles last a lot longer.

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Autumn Grace shares the four ingredients needed to make magical bouncing bubbles with her child[/caption]

Autumn Grace is a proud mom who loves sharing parenting tricks and tips with her followers.

According to her bio, she’s: “Just a first-time mom sharing some hacks.”

Spending quality time with her child is super important and she’s got tons of videos on her feed to prove it.

One of her awesome ideas is about creating magical bouncy bubbles that last a long time without popping.

The good news about making these magical bouncing bubbles is that they only require four ingredients… and you probably already have everything in your cupboard at home.

The first ingredient you’ll need is one cup of distilled water poured into a bowl.

Next, you’ll need two tablespoons of dish soap.

Since Autumn didn’t specify brands, it likely doesn’t make too much of a difference.

The third ingredient you’ll add is one teaspoon of granulated sugar.

The last ingredient you need is one tablespoon of glycerin – but don’t fret if you don’t have that available.

Glycerin can also be substituted with corn syrup, according to Autumn.

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According to Autumn, these bubble will bounce on any cloth material after mixing the ingredients[/caption]

Autumn ends her video mixing everything together and enjoying a magically bouncy bubble experience with her child.

Based on her child’s reaction, this is definitely an idea for parents to try out during playtime.

Someone in Autumn’s comment section wrote: “I feel like the kids would be over the moon with this.”

Another parent wrote: “We need to do this for the boys!”

A third person simply posted: “What a fun idea!”

Bubbles are typically a fun activity with little ones, but when they bounce for an extended amount of time, they’re instantly way more enjoyable.