Fedicelly Kids Hair Washing Chair, Children Shampoo Chair Tear-Free, Toddler Head Hair Rinser Salon Seat for Girls Boys (Blue)

Came in handy for my child who was in a full arm splint. Wish we would have gotten it sooner! Great quality and easy to use and clean.

We got this for our daughter. It has been a life saver. It has made washing her hair so much easier.

ProsFits in the tubFits a 4 year-old and 7 year-oldHolds significant weightHead piece is adjustable (up and down)Folds easilyEasy assembly (view my unboxing video )ReviewBought this chair to assist in wash days. I have two little one ages 7 and 4 and it fits both of them. We do our wash days in the tub and the chair does fit the tub. It gives my little ones an opportunity to relax. The head piece is adjustable (up and down) which is good for my taller child. You just need to keep in mind washing out the back of the hair. Since their head is down they will need to lift it to get all the shampoo out.

Firstly, I just want to say that I am so thankful for this invention. This had made washing my daughter’s hair sooo much easier! She didn’t cry at all! I’m always scared to wash her hair because she was born blind and has a corneal transplant on one eye, which is her only hope of being able to see, but we are not sure to what capacity as of yet. Now, I am able to wash her hair without having to worry about water or shampoo/conditioner getting in her delicate eyes. She enjoyed laying down and sitting while watching Ms Rachel. Thank you for making our family’s life a little more manageable! I would recommend 100 times over!

Bought this for my granddaughter to use while here in vacation I didn’t get to use it because she needs something with straps to hold her up but the chair would be great for a child that didn’t require a more secure method

This didn’t work for us my daughter cried because it was so hard and rough even though we put a towel over it. It was a waste of money for us but possibly others won’t have kids so picky. Hard to get under the back of her head as well. Good in theory though.

I have a 5 year old daughter with Sensory Processing Disorder, and one of the few ways it really displays is her troubles with water on her face.Washing her hair has been a nightmare for years, off and on, and it’s a miserable experience for us both. We’ve tried leaning over the sink, we’ve tried endless “keep water off your face” visors, we’ve tried playing fun music, even swim goggles and nose plugs. No avail.After years one night after hair washing (both of us, haha), I went googling for salon chairs for kids and found this thing.YES. YES. YES. It’s easy to fold and unfold and dries quickly. She adapted to it super quick. And it fits (a little awkwardly) in both our very standard guest bathtub and our master one which is wider.For reference, she’s 44” tall and 40lbs and fits fine with some room to grow. She folds her knees a bit but it’s fine. Best part is she feels FANCY getting her hair washed now. So glad I made the purchase!

The chair itself is really convenient because it folds up really easy and it's sturdy and well made. It's one of the only items on the market that I have seen like it and it was actually the cheapest!! BUT I eventually returned it because#1 it wasn't comfortable to lay back on and my daughter would constantly sit up, we tried to line it with towels but it was still really hard and we couldn't get her to lay back All the way on it..#2 theres no adjusting the head rest up on a incline at all, the only position it has is laying completely flat..#3 we bought it cause our daughter with autism was having a fear of water and the bathroom all in one, so we figured it would help make bathtime possible, (which it did help get her started) but when we used it (even with a wet mat down) I still had water all over my living room. Because if the child can't sit still or lay back with their head hanging perfect then water will run down the chair and all over#4 there's no bucket with the item like the picture shows, and I read reviews and the title but still had no idea it wasn't included, till it arrived.#5 the price was around $50, I had been watching the chair for a long time and hoping for a sale but nothing and still to this day I haven't seen a single deal on this chair! My daughter was just recently diagnosed with autism and I'm starting to notice a pattern with the prices of stuff that is used to assist people with disabilities especially if it's one of the only items like it on the market.This didn't work for me because of my situation but it could work for you. If your dealing with a similar situation to mine My suggestion is look into a bed bath hair washing basin. That's what i think is will try next.