From Chrisis to Beautiful moments - here’s how to turn routine into something your child will look forward to.

The Transition is Real

Going back to school is a big shift for kids and parents alike.

New schedules. Early mornings. After-school fatigue.
 The excitement, the nerves, the overstimulation.

So, how do we support our children and ourselves through it all?

The answer isn’t just in to-do lists and packed lunches -
 It’s in building a rhythm that feels grounding, nourishing, and a little bit magical.

Here’s our favorite gentle ways to build a routine that calms the nerves >>

 Start with Emotional Anchors

Children don’t need more instructions - they need emotional safety.
 Simple cues like:

●     A consistent phrase (“Let’s wash the day away”)

●     Gentle eye contact

●     Morning cuddles

These small rituals make a big difference. Find the one who is doing the best for you and your child!

Make Transitions Tangible & Sensory

Instead of rushing from school to bath to bed, create sensory moments that help them land:

●     Soft lighting

●     A favorite scent

●     A warm bath with their chosen bath bomb

Btw, this is where our Back to School Collection shines.

Why Bath Time Might Be the Best Place to Begin

Let’s be honest…  bath time can either be a battle or a blessing.
 But when we invite children to lead the process, something shifts.

Let them:

●     Choose the mold (a book, a bear, a rainbow)

●     Mix the ingredients a day or two before

●     Drop it into the water themselves or together.

It becomes a moment of empowerment, not resistance.

Introducing: The Back to School Collection by The Bath Time

We created this limited-edition bath bomb mold set to help families reclaim routine through creativity and calm.

What’s Inside:

●      School-themed shapes like pencils, books & stars

●      Clean, safe ingredients

●      Designed to help kids wind down after school, through sensory play

Whether your child is just starting preschool or already in elementary school, these molds offer a fun, tactile way to build rituals that reduce resistance and increase connection.

Repeatable Joy = Predictable Calm

Kids thrive on knowing what comes next.
 A soft, repeatable rhythm creates internal safety.

Examples:

●     A morning song

●     A bath time with a bath bomb after school

●     The same soft sentence every night

These aren’t chores - they’re anchors.

Let Them Help Build the Routine

Offer choices where you can:

●     Which outfit?

●     Which mold?

●     Which colors?

●     What dinner are we choosing for today?

Participation turns “routine” into a ritual they feel proud of.

Protect the Evenings with Warm Closure

Evenings don’t need to be strict to be structured.

●     A fun, exciting bath.

●     Pajamas warmed on a towel.

●     A slow story and a quiet cuddle.

These moments stay with them long after the school year ends.

Final Thought

Back to school doesn’t have to mean back to stress.
 With a bit of intention, you can create a home rhythm that feels magical, predictable, and full of joy.

And it can start with something as simple as a fun bath.

Explore the Back to School Collection

Crafted to support real families in real moments of transition.

Click here to discover the collection 🛁

 Limited edition | Kid-approved | Emotionally grounding