Who Doesn't Love A storm of Bubble? Bubbles captivate people of all ages. Perhaps it’s their rainbow reflective surface, the way they float on a breeze, or the satisfaction that comes from popping them. Whatever your reason is, it's easy to find the joy in them. Fun bubble games are definitely a winner at any party or picnic. If you have a pet at home, this activity can keep both your kid and the pet busy. As a parent, it becomes easy for you to keep your children busy, bubbles can keep small children enthralled for hours. So, go ahead and have fun with your little one with various bubble activities. You can also invite your kids’ friends over for a wholesome bubble party! Perfect for summer to keep everyone occupied. Instructions Add the water to a large container. Slowly mix in the liquid soap, stirring well. Add the liquid vegetable glycerin(supposed to help keep bubbles together). Mix this in well too. Make sure it is mixed very well, or the bubbles won’t work. If desired, add a few drops of natural food coloring. Go outside and have fun blowing bubbles. If you don't use it all, you can pour it into a tightly sealed container. Homemade DIY Bubbles Solution Blowing bubbles is a fantastic game for young children. They love to play with bubbles and can often go through a whole tube in one game. With this easy recipe, you can make your own bubble solution whenever you want. This bubble solution recipe uses natural ingredients and promises hours of fun for the kids. This bubble solution is safe and nontoxic. If pets or kids like get a hold of the bubbles, or love to chase them! They won’t cause stomach upset unless it is in large amounts. Random Color 5 Large Bubbles Wand 3 middle Bubble Wands 16 Small Bubbles Wands 2 Large Bubbles Tray 2 Small Bubble Tray Looking for A Fun Bubble Game to Play? The most popular game with bubbles has to be the old bubble blowing competition. Seeing who can blow the largest bubble is always fun. You can also see who can blow the most bubbles at once or see whose bubble lasts the longest before popping. A simple, more active bubble game is to have a bubble race. First, have the children stand in a race line. Choose a finishing point. Have each child blow a bubble and then try to blow that bubble over the finish line. The first child whose bubble goes over the line wins. Try not to make the finishing line too far away as bubbles are pretty unstable and you don't want an unbeatable game. Take the children's ages into account when deciding the distance of the finishing line. Blowing the Homemade Bubbles To use your bubble solution, choose a day that’s not too windy. Wind can break even the toughest bubbles easily. Dip the larger end of the bubble wand into the solution. Slowly pull the bubble wand out of the solution, letting it drip just a bit. Blow through the hole. A bubble will form on the other side. Keep blowing! If you do it slowly enough, you could get very large bubbles! You could take a wand that has many smaller holes to get a lot of tiny bubbles at one time.