Best Kids Shower Heads of 2020

If you had a rubber duck to share bathtime with when you were a child, or had a duck-themed bathroom, this model might work for you. The Kaiying duckie shower head will appeal to both parents and children with an affinity for the classic bathing companion.

A rubber ducky is likely the first bath toy your baby will own ⁽⁶⁾. This model is the ideal complement — a larger version of your child’s favorite water-resistant plaything. The build is non-toxic, ABS plastic and is suitable for kids over one year old.

It comes with everything you’ll need to set it up, including a shower hose and diverter valve. There’s a suction mount on the duck’s back to hang up the shower head once the kids have finished washing off. The included diverter allows you to use both your shower head and your kids’ one at the same time.

If you have more than one child, choosing a shower head with a universal appeal can be tricky. Certain designs may entice one sibling but bore another. This cow-themed kids’ shower head by Kaiying may be a solution to your problem.

The yellow character with pointy ears and a blue cap is ambiguous-looking, allowing for creative interpretation. It could be a cat for your kid who adores felines, or a cow — as intended — for your four-year-old with an obsession for farm animals.

The bright primary colors — yellow and blue — should encourage a positive response from your child ⁽⁷⁾. If your young one enjoys acting older than their years, the animal theme won’t come off as too babyish.

Setting up your Kaiying shower head won’t be too much of a hassle. The unit comes with a hose and three-way diverter for simple installation. You don’t have to go out and shop for additional parts.

If your child goes wild for images and cartoons of cows, this cow-themed kids’ shower head could be the right fit. The character is a black and white cow. The nozzle — or nose — of the cow is pink. It’s the quintessential friendly figure your child is likely familiar with from books and shows.

There are plenty of ways to make bath time entertaining with this model. Have the cow head moo at your little one, or sing along to other nursery rhymes involving cows.

Like other Kaiying products, the plastic is food-grade ABS. This means it meets the same purity standard as any plastic that food comes into contact with. Installation should be similarly worry-free, as the set comes with a long hose — almost 60 inches long — and a diverter.

This shower head by PRUGNA isn’t specifically for children, but it could work for them. It showcases seven rainbow-colored lights at random intervals of a few seconds. The constant stimulation should keep your kid entertained while you wash them off. This product may be particularly attractive for parents with children who despise bathtime.

Moms and dads caring for autistic children may want to think about the PRUGNA. LED lighting can be both calming and intriguing to children with sensory disabilities ⁽⁸⁾. If your child enjoys colorful, sequence-type lights outside of the shower, you can always try exposing them to this LED shower head.

Clean-living users will like that this unit comes with a built-in filter. It uses infrared mineralization balls to purify water before it hits your little one’s delicate skin. You will have to change these balls every six to nine months, though.

It’s simultaneously exhilarating and saddening when your child starts to demand independence. This shower head could be an ideal choice for parents who want to give older children a try at grown-up showering. By that, we mean standing up rather than sitting in the tub.

Granted, it has a vivid yellow hose and a blue cartoon fish nozzle. After all, the product is still for children — it has to be exciting to look at. Still, the relatively short hose— 3 feet — means it’s best as a standing shower. You simply suction the fish to the wall at the right height for your wannabe-adult and let them wash up.

This product will appeal to parents who want to preserve an adult aesthetic in the bathroom. The hose is detachable, so you can stash it out of sight when your kid is out of the shower.

If your child is still adapting to bathing, the Yookidoo set could be the way to go. Turning bathing into an interactive game could help make it bearable for your child.

The shower head itself is a miscellaneous character attached to a jolly yellow submarine. Water circulates through the submarine by way of a battery, after which it’s then pumped out through the shower head. That alone can serve as a sufficient distraction for you to get hard chores out of the way, like hair-washing.

A set of engaging toys that you can suction-mount to your bathtub will add to the fun. Have your toddler pour water to make the fan spin, or have water come out of another funny-faced character’s mouth. The set is rated for children aged two to six, meaning it may also be perfect for households with more than one child.

Kaiying makes our list again with this frog-character shower head. As with the cow model that we reviewed earlier, there’s a lot to work with during shower time if your kid likes frogs. Ribbit your way through ear-cleaning, face-washing, and hair-rinsing.

Let your child suction cup the shower head to the wall to stand underneath it. The compact build should allow most children over the age of one to hold it comfortably.

For parents, this Kaiying model has a couple of perks. For one, it saves you the expense of buying a hose or diverter — both are in the box.

It’s also non-toxic, and plastic parts are food-grade ABS. Finally, the diverter is multi-functional. If you’re washing up with your little one, you can run the water from more than one shower head attachment.