11-year-old Kid Makes Soaps With Toys To Promote Hygiene In Children

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11-year-old kid, Tayyab from Lahore, Pakistan, has created antibacterial soaps with toys in it to promote Hygiene practice in children.

Tayyab from Lahore, Pakistan has started a small start-up called Soaptastic. As Coronavirus strikes the entire world, the 11-year-old kid makes interesting antibacterial soaps with toys in it to motivate kids to wash their hands to get rewarded.

All the soaps that he makes are organic with a toy in the middle, the faster you’re going to wash your hands, the more toys you will be able to get. From enigmatic Justice League to Lion King figurines to Dinosaur Land, Tayyab has added all sorts of toys.

Not just Tayyab, but his siblings also make theme-based antibecterial soaps as well.

Mother of Tayyab, Samia said that she always wanted her children to learn something useful during the Coronavirus lockdown so that they can help the community in the future.

Since the start of Soaptastic, Tayyab and his siblings have started giving 20% of their earnings to the charity. Tayyab and his family have also pledged to donate 90% of their earnings as their business grows.

These soaps are beautifully made with an intriguing idea that shows the utmost motivation and dedication to give back to humanity. This will surely motivate lots of children to wash their hands and to maintain a routine.

Where to buy Soaps with Toys?

Currently, you can order these soaps from their Instagram account that is Saptastic.pk Official to get your children a pair of soaps.

This is indeed a unique idea which the world has not seen yet, this is a great idea to motivate the children to wash hands, by adding a reward in it, this idea surely gonna sell.