Baby bath eye protector?

Baby bath eye protectors (not to be confused with sun-protection umbrellas on blankets) are actually not products used in baby baths. There are products called "shampoo visors" or "bath visors" designed to prevent shampoo or soap foam from getting in baby's eyes. These typically have foam-lined edges that sit on baby's forehead and redirect water and shampoo to the sides. General pediatric opinion: they can be practical, but aren't required. A more common and safer method is to gently tilt baby's head back slightly and let water run from the forehead backward, keeping foam away from the eye area. Most babies get used to this position after a few tries. If your baby is particularly fussy and restless, and bathing feels difficult, a visor might help — but if you don't have that much trouble at home, it's an unnecessary expense. What matters: these products should be soft/seamless, not put pressure on baby's face, and have a non-slip design.