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Lil Rinser

By The editors of Parenting.com on Monday, October 6, 5:36 am EDT
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Lil Rinser

Shampoo in their eyes, water in their ears -- no wonder our kids run naked from the bathroom when it's time to wash their hair! That's why we love the Lil Rinser, created by two dads who were tired of the tub drama. Made of firm yet flexible plastic, just press it gently against your child’s forehead and above the ears to create a water-tight seal before rinsing away the suds. It comes in four bright colors: yellow, turquoise, lime, and pink.

Price: $9.99
Manufacturer: Splash Guard, LLC
Available at: www.lilrinser.com

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