Tag: Rain

  • Frida Baby Control The Flow Bath Rinse Cup, Rinser Cup to Wash Hair + Body with Multiple Pouring Options, Easy Grip Handle + Removable Rain Shower

    Frida Baby Control The Flow Bath Rinse Cup, Rinser Cup to Wash Hair + Body with Multiple Pouring Options, Easy Grip Handle + Removable Rain Shower


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    Rinse the day off of your little one with the Frida Baby Control the Flow Rinser. This dual flow baby bath cup features a soft rain shower spout that’s gentle enough for newborns, and a waterfall spout to rinse off toddlers. The soft pitcher directs the flow of water out of their eyes and ears for a painless tub experience and makes it easier to rinse your little ones hair
    MANY WAYS TO RINSE: Our bath rinse cup has multiple ways to rinse your little ones body and hair to protect both eyes and ears.
    MULTIPLE POURING OPTIONS: Featuring a dual pour design, it offers a gentle rain shower for newborns and a refreshing waterfall for toddlers, catering to the specific needs of different age groups.
    AMPLE CAPACITY: The bath rinser cup boasts a generous capacity of 710ml, allowing for extensive water storage and prolonged rinsing in a single pour, enhancing convenience and fun during bathing.
    DUAL GRIP DESIGN: Equipped with both a handle and an ergonomic grip, this toddler and baby bath cup offers two convenient ways to pour, ensuring ease of use and comfortable handling for caregivers.
    PERFECT PAIR: Combine with our Frida Baby Soft Sink Baby Bath for newborns and infants for all your baby bath essential needs and a complete bath time solution.

    Customers say

    Customers find the product useful during bathtime. They appreciate its effectiveness, water flow control, and safety for babies. The trickle and pour feature is appreciated, making bath time easier and relaxing for the baby.

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  • One Day You Won’t Have To Stand In The Wet And Cold

    In 10 years time I won’t have to get up at 8am on a Sunday morning.

    I won’t have to wash muddy sports kits or make sure both boots are in the bag or that we have water bottles, water proofs and shin pads.

    I won’t be needed as the worlds proudest cheerleader for 2 hours plus every weekend.

    I won’t be fiercely shouting at the opposition (Footy mums you know you do this too!)

    That time will pass in a heartbeat just like the last 10 years have and in no time my weekends will be my own again

    Until that day comes I am happy to give up any amount of my time and I fully intend to be the constant cheerleader, kit manager, chauffeur, water carrier and the loudest voice on the sideline – whether they like that or not 🤣

    For the parents with the wet feet and windswept hair who are on the touchline come rain or shine or flipping snow cheers from me 🥂☔️❄️☀️

    #WeOnlyDoPositive

    Courtesy Mum & Tonic

  • Wild Child

    I would love to share my wild child with you all.

    I see many mummy’s on Mums Advice struggling with their little wild ones.. I have one piece of advice for you, let them be wild.. embrace their fiery souls and free spirits, let them run with the wind and feel the rain upon their skin, don’t force them to fit in with society, instead nourish them, teach them that it’s okay to stand out, it’s okay not to always fit in.

    Put on a pair of wellies and go run in the rain, let them feel the cold on their skin, make mud pies and have picnics in the woods, let them roar at the top of their lungs, let them explore, let them test their own powers, let them taste that chocolate, let them have a late night, cherish every single damn second, because before you know it, that little wild child of yours will be a teenager, dealing with the dramas of high school and trying to fit in just to be popular, they will be made to adult before they are ready.

    So for now, let them taste life and freedom to the fullest, and you, you go taste it with them. From the mother of a wild child.