Bath Safety

Getting the Water Temperature Right

Beaba's Lotus Bath Thermometer takes the guesswork out of baby bath temperature, floating in the water to give an easy read rather than relying on the classic elbow test. It's a small addition that makes a real difference in avoiding both too-hot and too-cold baths.

Rinsing Without the Tears

Skip Hop's Moby Waterfall Rinser and Wave Waterfall Rinser are designed to make hair-washing genuinely gentler — a slow, even flow rather than a sudden splash to the face, which tends to make rinsing far less of a fight. Beaba's Silicone Head Rinser offers a similar gentle-rinse approach in a different form factor.

Eye Protection & Bath Mats

Beaba's Silicone Bath Visor and Skip Hop's Moby Bath Visor both help keep water and shampoo out of your baby's eyes during washing, while the Moby Bath Mat adds a soft, cushioned surface for babies sitting in the tub.

Every product here is chosen for genuine everyday use, not just bath-time styling. Free delivery is included on all orders over $99, with fast dispatch across Australia.

FAQs

What temperature should baby bath water be?
Water around 37-38°C is generally considered comfortable and safe for babies — a bath thermometer, like Beaba's Lotus, takes the guesswork out of checking this by hand.

How do I stop my baby from crying during hair rinsing?
A dedicated rinser designed for a slow, gentle water flow (rather than pouring directly from a cup) tends to make hair washing significantly less distressing for babies who dislike water on their face.

What's the difference between a bath visor and a rinser?
A bath visor is worn on the baby's head to shield their eyes from water and shampoo during washing, while a rinser is a separate tool used to pour water gently over the head without a visor.

Are silicone bath products easy to clean?
Yes — silicone bath tools, like Beaba's rinser and visor, are generally wipe-clean and resistant to mould buildup compared to some fabric or foam alternatives