
In the evening bath, Maya dipped her toes beneath the bubbly water.
Why Do My Toes Wrinkle in the Bath?Skin on wet fingers and toes changes shape after a long soak, making tiny wrinkles that smooth out when the skin dries.
1. In the evening bath, Maya dipped her toes beneath the bubbly water.
2. After a long soak, Maya lifted her feet and saw tiny lines.
3. Maya touched the wrinkles gently and wondered, “Why are my toes crinkly?”
4. Then Maya found little wrinkles on her wet fingertips too.
5. She pressed her fingertips together, but the little lines stayed.
6. Maya showed her toes to her parent, who pointed toward the water.
7. Warm water had soaked Maya’s skin for a long, splashy time.
8. Maya climbed out, and her parent wrapped her in a soft towel.
9. As her toes dried, the tiny wrinkles slowly became smooth again.
10. Skin on wet fingers and toes changes shape after a long soak, making tiny wrinkles that smooth out when the skin dries.
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