Shampoo Visor by Splash Guard, Comfort Seal Baby Bath Shampoo Shower Cap, Gentle Rinse and Shield Bath Hat for Toddlers and Babies, Protects Eyes, Ears, and Face

Works very well for a very water-defensive 9-year-old with a somewhat large head for a 9-year-old. This has been the key to doing stand-up showers for hair washing. You do have to place it an an angle, as they show in the diagram. And you have to make sure it is pressed against the forehead, so there are no gaps. Our child holds it on, rather than having us hold it. Make sure they are not tipping their head too far forward, but it doesn't have to be tilted backward either, just upright is enough. Then we can use either the hand shower spray (carefully aimed), or a cup to pour water over the head. This device drains all the water off behind the ears, which is crucial for our young one, who hates to get any water on the face or in the ears. The body of the unit is made of semi-flexible plastic, allowing it to be opened to position it on the head. Inside the lip of the unit a V-shaped rubber "gasket" is attached firmly to the unit all around the C-shape, allowing small gaps to be filled to make a seal on the head. My child's head is 20.5" circumference, and somewhat square-ish. I don't think this unit would be small enough for a baby, but it would probably work for a preschooler. I guess for a toddler it would depend on the size of the head. At the widest part of the unit, the semi-rigid part measures 5 5/8" diameter (14.5 cm). It can open up to maybe 6 3/4" diameter. The rubber "gasket" is is about 1" wide inside of the semi-rigid portion.

Figured this was a gimmick, but it’s actually super helpful with bathtime meltdowns

My daughter, who is almost 4, recently became scarred of washing her hair. She had gotten some of my shampoo in her eyes and it stung. Ever since then she would not let me wash her hair anymore. Even with baby shampoo, no tear formula. I even went as far as rubbing shampoo in my own eyes to show her it would not hurt, but still, she was not having any of it. Every bath or shower turned into a huge fit, where she was screaming her head off, kicking and fighting me to the bone. The end would be a flooded bathroom and exhausted Mommy and daughter. Even taking shower with her and trying to talk her through it did not help. We tried cups, googles and sunvisors, but nothing worked. Finally I found this item here on Amazon. I searched it on youtube and found a demo video of it. I showed the video to my daughter and she was amazed at how the girl in the video was not crying and had no water or shampoo in her face or eyes. So, as a last ditch efford I decided to give it a try and ordered it. Not only was the shipping very fast, but this Lil' Rinser is worth every penny. We tried it out right away, and we had no problems at all. No water in my daughters face, no shampoo, no tears. It must have been the most relaxing and quiet shower ever in our house :) I cannot praise this item enough, I would highly recommend it to anyone who has a child that is fearful of washing hair. What you cant see in the pictures on here is that on the inside where the Rinser touches the head, there is a rubber "seal" like thing, with a groove in it that drains the wayer away from the head on both sides, kind of like a gutter I guess. This also seals to the head so water does not run down in the kids face... Again, super product, wish I had found this months ago. By it with no doubt or worries, this really works. Thank you to whoever invented this, you saved this Mommy's nerves :)

This is a great product in theory, but unfortunately, my kids won't allow it to be put on their heads despite their fear of water coming in contact with any part of their body in the bathtub, especially the face. The splash guard seems like it would be easy to clean and work well for a cooperative child. Perhaps others will have more luck than I did.

I bought this product for my 2 year old daughter to keep the water and soap away from her face. The pictures provided in the gallery show a wide opening that appears like it would just contour around her head with minimal effort. The picture I provided here is what I received. As anyone can see, they are clearly not the same. What we received is so small and has this awkward strap in the back that just gets more in the way. Every parent knows bath time with kids is not always the easiest and this thing makes it worse. I somehow have to pull the thing open hold back the annoying strap and wrap it around her head without irritating her enough that she just pulls away and get frustrated anyway. It looked like it would be so easy. Use one hand to put the visor on her head and the other to pour the water but I have to use both hands to get it set up and by the time I do she’s annoyed and weaving to get away from me. Very disappointed I wasted the money and pretty annoyed they can get away with sending out something completely different than what they advertise.

Thank baby Jesus for this!!!! My 3 year old suddenly hated having his hair washed because he didn't like the water on his face despite me using a folded wash cloth to try to keep the water off his face. The last few times he had a bath, he cried and barely let me wash his hair. I bought this thing and when I washed his hair, he said "this is actually fun!". So thankful for this!!!

So I was desperate for something to make bath time easier, my toddler hates water on their head. The first time I tried this my toddler hated it, but I wanted to help them through it. We worked on it and by the 5th time using it it works like a dream! No more crying or water on their face! 10 out of 10 my life is so much easier at bath time I highly recommend just take the few times to get your kid use to it.

This product is bloody brilliant. My almost 3 year old went from crying to acting like a possessed child from the exorcist whenever it was time to rinse his head from his very expensive tear free shampoo. I got this for him in fear that my neighbors were going to call CPS. So I used it although the words “rinse off the shampoo” set him off in a rampage. With one hand I managed to keep the hat on him and rinse his head while keeping him from flying out of the tub. I honestly think I grew a few extra arms. Not one drop of water got on his face! This is seriously the best thing since sliced bread. Hopefully the next few times we use it he’ll realize his face isn’t actually getting wet and stop screaming before all the pets off themselves from the screaming. I recommend this to everyone. Unless your kid loves water on his face then in that case lucky you Update: it’s been about 3 months and he no longer gives me a hard time when I say it’s time to rinse. I make him look up and I just use a towel to take out the excess water from his hair so it doesn’t drip. Best purchase ever

Diese Shampooschutz erfüllt voll und ganz seinen Zweck, er passt sich dem Kopf an, ist für größere Kinder geeignet - bei kleineren (unter 5- jährigen habe ich es noch nicht probiert). Er hat keinerlei offene Stelle wo Wasser eindringen kann und nicht mehr herauskommt - Schimmelbildung wird vermieden und ist sehr haltbar.

My kids are so happy with this and it makes it so much easier now to wash their head. Only cons and I think it's normal, it's better to be 2 to wash their hairs: one is holding the spashguard right in place and the other one is washing and rinsing the hairs.

My baby turned into a very opinionated independent toddler and suddenly refused to have her hair washed and screamed the place down if water got on her face or ears. Thank God for her 'magic hat', as we call it. Brilliant product. Took a few days for her to accept but she now loves it and proudly puts it on herself. As long as she has her magic hat, hair washing is no longer a battle. I thought it was quite expensive for what it is but it is well made and sturdy and most importantly it works well and makes a good seal to protect eyes, ears and faces. Worth every penny for us.

Super practico para evitar que el agua y jabon caiga a los ojos

Shipping was earlier than expected. This thing really works. Just figure out how to position it and be sure that your toddler cooperates too.