S.C. Products, Inc. Baby Bath Rinse Cup Tear Free Bathing Experience with Baby Bath Cup - Soft Flexible Edge with Comfortable Handling & Storage Capacity Upto 40 Oz

It does what it’s supposed to do, but it arrived dirty. A quick wash and it was fine. Still think it’s gross how dirty it came.

It came dirty and scuffed like they just have a bunch sitting in a large bin. I washed it before using it and it works fine.

my daughter hates the part of her bath that requires rinsing the soap from her hair, and turns bath time into a nightmare. This works ok, its a little smaller than needed, so you have to fill it a bunch of times to get the job done, and when your kid is screaming, time is critical. Otherwise it functions well.

My daughter is 19months, I wish I wouldve bought this sooner. She refuses to lean her head back most of the time, but this cup is helping her learn. No more constant wiping water from her face. Love this product and it seems durable enough to last for years to come.

The whole plastic cup structure is slightly flexible on this one (vs only the yellow rubbery part adjusting to childs forehead), which was a surprise at first. But it works the same or better than the our previous one (different brand). Slightly smaller total capacity, too, but I think it fits to each of their heads easier with this general, slight moldability, for lack of a better term. Not 5 stars because it needs a little more volume per pour.

Love this cup for rinsing my kids hair. Holds a lot of water, fits nicely on the head to prevent any soap from getting in the eyes. Product arrived in perfect condition and has held up very nicely. We have been using it for a few months now. Highly recommend this bath cup!

Great product, it really does work!

Not really sure how I feel about this yet. Right now my 10month old little girl doesnt like getting her face wet and having her hair rinsed. She also doesnt like to lean back either and until she can lean back this doesnt work well for us. Right now I have set this aside and will try again later once she understands that she wont get her face wet if she will let us help her lean back and use this. For now I just take a dry wash cloth and try to hold it up to her forehead to avoid as much water getting on her face as I can when rinsing her hair.

Its ok... I feel like I have to apply a little too much pressure to my younger daughters forehead in order for it to work properly. Its not something I would ever purchase again.

My one year old was a little hesitant the first few times we tried the rinse cup but now she enjoys it. Works great, just have to make sure both resevoirs are full of water otherwise you need a few extra rinses. Two full cups does the trick for rinsing the shampoo for us. Easy peasy.