Shower Cap for Babies, Kids, Toddlers Bath Cap Visor for Washing Hair - USA Paediatricians Recommended Shower Protection [11 Months Old+] (Sky Blue with Strap)

Me sirvió un par de meses bien, no se escurre nada de agua y buen material, a los 10 meses aprendió a quitárselo y ya no lo quiere porque no le gusta tener nada en su cabeza, tiene 11 meses, espero después le vuelva a servir.

We have been using this bath shower visor for a couple weeks now. It is very lightweight and 'seals' very good around my sons head. I was a little worried because he is only 5-months that it may be too big, but it's not. The rubber or silicone part that goes around his head is very soft. I really think he enjoyed not having a hand covering his face when I washed his hair. So far I have no complaints and think this is great for a parent like me who dreads giving the kids baths.

This is my second time buying one of these shower caps. I don’t know if I bought the first one from this seller, but it was literally the same exact cap (cap without the adjustable part). My first one I bought almost a year ago and the only reason I had to repurchase was due to mold growing on the silicone part and NOTHING would remove it (not even Lysol mold remover).Here’s the thing: I LOVE this cap. So it gets 5 stars for me. It keeps the water out of my now 2.5 year old’s eyes. For people saying water seeps through or it falls off, let me explain what I do. When I put my toddler in the tub I put this little visor on and wash his hair FIRST. One hand is holding his forehead (under the visor) to not only keep his head still as I wash and rinse it but to keep the visor from slipping down; my other hand is obviously washing and rinsing his hair. The moment I’m done rinsing his hair from soap I grab a DRY wash cloth, take off the visor, and catch or dry off any water that rolls onto his face. I hope this makes sense lol but I tell you, I wouldn’t be able to give my son a proper bath if it wasn’t for this thing. He HATES water in his face and even though minimal water does seep through, I’m able to keep it minimal.Now, as for the mold part. It’s my own fault. I was doing good at hanging the visor after bath time so it could dry off but this last time I left it on the tub floor over night and so mold grew. We have horrible ventilation in our bathroom (thanks to a wonderful slumlord) so mold can quickly grow here. A good product will only be as good as how well you take care of it. If you want something to last, then take care of it. This time around I plan on being adamant with drying off any water before I hang this visor when I’m done using. My son is only 2.5 so he gets his hair washed maybe 3-4 times a week. It shouldn’t be hard to dry after a bath and hang. If that’s too much for you then you’re just being lazy.Btw, I purchased the green silicone visor WITHOUT the adjustable strap. It’s just what worked for us last time so I can’t really comment on the visors with the velcro strap.

This thing does work, but it has a critical flaw, it’s hard to put on your child’s head without hurting them. This is because dry hair and velcro are a terrible combination and the hair gets stuck in the velcro teeth and pulled. I tried putting this on my daughter before her bath and she became instantly terrified of it.I was going to write a scathing 1 star review and return it but I figured out how to get around this issue. I don’t put it on her until it gets wet and soapy. Wet, soapy hair does not get stuck in velcro and the soap makes it easier to slip on. She now understands it helps make the bath easier for her. It’s good enough that I won’t go through the hassle of returning it and trying another product but the nicest thing I can say about this is it’s better than nothing.

I bought this for my son when he was about 6 months old, it was too bit to use then he’s now 9 months and it stay on his head now, if his head or the hat is wet before putting it on it slides down very easily! But if you hold it and rinse quick it should be fine. I’d say best age this is used for the best is probably 1 year or older. But it works!