PITTSBURGH, April 28, 2025 ~ A mother from Millersville, Maryland has come up with a unique solution to the problem of constantly discarding large empty bottles of bath products and purchasing separate bath toys for her child. The inventor, who wishes to remain anonymous, was tired of the wastefulness and expense that came with traditional bath products and toys.

"I love seeing my child play in the bath, but I hated throwing away all those empty bottles and then having to buy more toys made from similar materials," she explained. "One day, while finishing up my child's bodywash, I had an idea."

The result is a 2-in-1 design that combines a high-quality bath product with a functioning children's bath toy. This new packaging idea not only provides entertainment for children during bath time, but also reduces the need for additional purchases of plastic toys. It is also environmentally friendly as it helps reduce plastic waste.

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The design is versatile and can be used for various bath products such as bodywash, shampoo, conditioner, and bubble bath. It offers a collectible aspect with numerous design variations that could encourage parents and children to repurchase the product.

A prototype model and technical drawings are available upon request. The original design was submitted to InventHelp's Baltimore sales office and is currently available for licensing or sale to manufacturers or marketers.

For more information on this innovative invention, interested parties can contact InventHelp at their Pittsburgh office or visit their website at http://www.InventHelp.com. This invention submission service helps inventors bring their ideas to life by connecting them with potential buyers or manufacturers.

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