Dollar store bubbles- classic fun

Bubbles are a classic.  They have been around for a long time.  We have tons of bottles of bubbles over here.  We have scented, colored, original, and homemade.  Somehow we keep coming home with more,lol.  The homemade bubble we tried for the first time this spring and enjoyed.  Our Dollar Tree in town always has bubbles and then bubble wands at times.  That seems to be where we get most of our bubbles.  My son found these bubble wands in there recently.  He was so excited about them that I let him get one.  Something new to add to our bubble collections:-)  They sat for a while and we finally got outside with them.  I sat out character bottled bubbles and filled the bubble pan with homemade bubbles for the wands.  Then it was time to have fun.  My oldest got to try and make bubbles with his wand.  My youngest ran around with his wand but I didn't put bubbles on it.  While they played I blew some bubbles from the bottles.  Big brother had so much fun trying to make the bubbles and chasing the ones I blew.  Little brother was so fascinated by them.  He would chase after them and then look so sad when they were gone.  I loved watching his amazement at the bubbles floating around.  My oldest kept me laughing with his jumping and running to chase down the bubbles.  We love simple over here and this is simple fun everyone can enjoy.

The bubbles I made for them.

They both love these wands.  Little brother  even love to just walk around the house with it.

Chasing and popping the bubbles.

This wand is easier for him to make bubbles.  He has a hard time blowing them out.

Little brother loved the bubbles!

Love this picture.

Sweet boy.

Playing together.

Bubbles are always a hit at my house.

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