Clippasafe Shampoo Shield

This has got be the best invention I have ever come accross. My children are a pain when it comes to going in the bath. I have found the bath part is ok it is when they have to have their hair done. How they can jump into a swimming pool and cover their faces with water but can't have their hair washed out is beyond me. This is like a cap without a top in it so that the head pops through the top of it. It is made out of rubber and you will find various colours depending on what store you buy it from. Because it is made from rubber this does not hurt your childs head when it is put on. It does streach silghtly for heads that are bigger but causes a ...  Read the complete review

My granddaughter hates having her hair washed, a problem that is compounded by the strange way her hair seems to be growing at the moment. She has quite long hair for her age and size, it's now halfway down her back and her mum has had to have a fringe cut in as the front of her hair grows quite low down her forehead. The fact that her hair grows at different angles and is now a mixture of fine baby hair and more robust 'proper' hair makes rinsing a real struggle as the water seems to naturally run down the oddly growing hairs straight onto her face. We use Johnson's Baby Shampoo so as not to hurt her eyes but like many young children she panics when the ...  Read the complete review

Bathtimes have always been a source of great fun for our kids but hair washing is a completely different matter! Our eldest used to scream blue murder throughout the whole process and I'm sure any passers-by would think he was being tortured. Our youngest doesn't produce quite such blood-curdling screams but he certainly voices his displeasure - making the whole hair washing experience stressful for everybody. When we spotted a Shampoo Shield in Mothercare we thought (and hoped) that we'd found the perfect solution. It cost £3.99 and is suitable for children over the ages of six months. The shield is basically a stretchy cap with a hole in the centre which ...  Read the complete review

Finding myself in Mothercare yesterday was a novel experience I can tell you. After all, my 'baby' is sixteen now, and as far as I know there are no mini-people due in the land of 'totalserenity' any time soon! Actually I was in there for myself to try and find a baby shampoo shield to protect my own face in the shower, rather than for a 'munchkin' shopping trip. Confused yet? Well I will try and explain! In February I was bending over the bath rinsing my bottled red hair dye off, and stupidly ended up aggravating my already arthritic 'bad' back; so much so, it went into total muscular spasm over the next two days. To ...  Read the complete review