Mighty Clean Baby Shampoo Rinse Cup | Baby Bath Rinser Pail to Wash Hair and Wash Out Shampoo by Protecting Infant Eyes - Kids Bathing Without TEARS

Works great really helpful

Perfect for a toddler sized head and for keeping water out of his eyes.

It keeps the water from going into the eyes and makes bath time more pleasant

This made washing my grandsons hair soooo much easier.

Works like a charm! My toddler hates water on his face so this is our lifesaver. Only giving four stars though because it came dirty and probably used. I just washed it and sanitized it prior to using on my own child.

This thing already has 2000+ reviews so what else is there to be said. I saw this at BBB before having the baby, and had bought the Moby rinse cup thinking it was essentially the same thing but cuter. Not.the.case. Moby looks like it would function the same way but its rigid plastic material all around so water naturally gets in the babys eyes. He cries. I cry. Everybody cries. 6 months later I buy this item and I wish I had gotten it earlier, it works just as it is supposed to- create a seal between the cup and the face so water doesnt drip down. There are two compartments-top and bottom; the water in the bottom compartment, due to the rubbery part bending (as its supposed to) and creating a seal, pours down the sides; in order to compensate, it has another compartment on top which would flow down the middle. Clever design which keeps the baby (and the mama) tear free.

Love it my son loves to play with it. Not so much wash his hair.

This has made bathtime a million times less stressful! I truly wish I had this from the beginning, my daughter doesnt get any water in her eyes and is no longer scared of washing her hair. We had used all the towel/head tilt techniques, but nothing compares to this.

Best thing ever for baths. My daughter hates water in her face. She holds head back and water doesn’t get in her face and eyes. So this is a must buy!!

It’s a great little bath cup and holds lots of water. My only issue is you have to press pretty firmly to actually get it to work properly and if your child has a small head some of it can still get in their eyes: my daughter fights me when it comes to washing her hair and so it doesn’t work well with her where it leaks a little and I have to press it so hard, so it’s just a regular old bath cup for us.