As ridiculous as this looks, it actually works great. I was a bit hesitant and skeptical but bath time for my infant daughter was getting long and tedious. She has long beautiful hair but hates when I cradle her to wash her hair over the tub. Washing the front of her hair was impossible without getting soap and water in her ears, nose or mouth. Using this contraption actually cut bath time down, which is great during cold weather. My daughter also approves of using it.

Bath time had become such a chore, my daughter hated it when water/soap got in her eyes. We tried everything and I finally turned to amazon to see what products might be out. I found this rinser splashguard and we didn't turn back. She's 3 and this works perfectly. She helps hold it on her forehead and bathtime isn't miserable anymore! I was almost losing my sanity, so we were glad to find this item! I also use this on my one year old son. He has a larger head, but I'm able to hold this on his head one handed, and dump water with my other hand. Works well and he seems to not mind it. The item works by creating a seal between the splashguard and your little ones forehead. When you pour the water on their head the water escapes out the back area. We found it works best if you have your child tilt their head back. There's still potential for some water to sneak down to your childs face, but if they tilt their head back and/or help hold it flush to their forehead that drastically decreases the chance of water going in their face.

Before finding this splashguard we all dreaded giving my 4 year old her bath. This had been a godsend and now bath night is a lot more relaxed for all of us. You do have to gently press it against the forehead with one hand the entire time you are pouring the water with the other hand to create the water tight seal, which can be kind of awkward at first until you get the hang of it. But once you do it a few times it becomes easier. The very front is wider than the sides and does not stay on top of my daughter's small head for very long until gravity kicks in and it falls down to her nose, but this doesn't bother me...I would rather it be a looser than tighter.

Better than the cup, you clip it ok the back of the head and your free to go, I still hold it for extra support by kid is no longer afraid of her hair getting washed, plus when she feels it at the top of her head she naturally puts her head back which is a good support love this

Got it for my 8 months old . He soar by like anything on his head like cap or hood . So was skeptical about buying this but I put it on his head and give a quick rinse. He tries to take it off but I think it’s a good compromise if your kid really doesn’t want anything oh their head but you are afraid to pour water directly .

I bought this when my daughter was a baby. She’s now 5 years old and we are still using this. She does NOT like water getting in her eyes or face so this has been an absolute lifesaver for us. The quality of the material is obviously very durable and great since it’s lasted so many years. It’s very easy to clean also. I’ve recommended this to several people with littles over the years and will continue recommending it. If/when I need to I will definitely purchase it again.

I could not for the life of me manage to wash my daughter's hair without water dripping down her face. She's too young to know to put her head back (6 months) and while she doesn't mind water on her face, I felt bad every time she sputtered from it getting everywhere. I bought this not having high hopes that it would actually work, but I was pleasantly surprised! I can just fit it over her forehead and dump water on her head without any getting on her face. Definitely recommend!

I have 3 kids. Bought this for the little one. I really wish I'd known these existed earlier. Seriously the BEST bath thing I've ever bought. It goes on easy (I don't even use the clasp to close it, I just hold it there) and she gets literally NO water in her face while I rinse her hair. Definitely recommend!

I hate spending money on ridiculous gadgets that I feel like one shouldn't need......like this. I mean, humans have bathed for eons without rubberized bath visors! But one of our children has made this $10 well spent. Before getting this "bath hat" as we call it, bathing a feral cat would have been easier and with less screaming and clawing. Now bathtime is a peaceful experience and it actually does work

I have always considered myself to be fairly skilled at washing my kids’ hair....until my 3rd child came along. She has ALWAYS screamed and thrashed when I tried to wash her hair, which made it impossible to do well. As a result, she learned to hate it more. Her fear and hatred of having any water in her eyes AND ears (I can deal with the eyes well enough if they sit still but not the ears with a regular cup) rubbed off on her older autistic brother. I tried the hats and visors but she would rip them off and a little water always seeped through or hit her ears. He also started crying during hair washing. I bought this device a few weeks ago and have done several bath times and each time keeps getting better. Now that they trust the device to keep the water out of their eyes and ears, they can sit still and not cry at all. This thing has saved my sanity. I’m so glad I found this in time for summer when they need daily baths.