Monbebe Cloud and Rainbow Showerhead Toy, Child

Love that I found one of these without batteries finally because I refuse to put batteries in water with my kids regardless of how “waterproof” other brands are. This is such a fun toy, simple but the kids LOVE it so much!!

The Monbebe Cloud and Rainbow Showerhead is so cute! I have a 15-month-old son who loves it! The button is a little hard for him to press sometimes but with help, he aboustely loves playing with it. I have a really old tub and was nervous it wouldn't suction cup to ours but it did perfectly! Tons of hours of bath fun!

We are enjoying this cool shower toy. It has a shape like a flower on a long stem. It is bright and colorful. So easy for the kids to use and play with. They have been having a blast with it. They each take turns spraying each other,the bathroom is full of laughter.

This is a cute bath toy. Despite the name, it really doesn't work in the shower, since it needs to draw water up into itself. Still fun, though. It didn't come with directions and I could not figure out where to put the batteries! The large button that makes it "rain" is supposed to light up, according to the picture.

I thought it was going to be more playful but its very hard to press the sun to get the water out. I wish I could return it but since I already used it I know I can't. Maybe if the sun wasn't that hard to put to get the water maybe would be ok. I like the design is very child friendly but the fact that my daughter is not able to press it is hard another thing. You have to put like a bucket or attach it on the lower of the tub because the hose is very small doesn't reach the water if you try to put it more higher. I think it does need more improvement

This product is mediocre. It says on the box the sun lights up and batteries are not included, but there is no place to put batteries. I guess there are two versions of this toy, and I guess they skimped on packaging. It is a very cute design of the rainbow and sun and cloud, I just hoped it would be better. The rainbow cloud is too heavy and leans forward a lot off the wall The tube that runs down to the water comes coiled and will not straighten out, so this shower head has to be fairly low in able to reach enough water to pump out. This also is not ideal because since it's so low, no matter how I adjust it, it somehow always sprays my son in the face. He hates getting his face wet, so the first day we pulled this out, he screamed the entire time because it kept spraying him in the face when he would try to play with it. But then if he is standing up, the button is too low for him to press. The pump itself is hard to press, especially for a toddler. The shower head is rated 12months+, but my 16 month old can barely get any water out before getting frustrated. You have to pump it several times before getting a good stream that lasts 1 second. It's a good idea, but we are not a huge fan of it in my house. Maybe it will be more fun once he gets a little older and stronger

I wanted to preface this by first saying that this Monbebe bath toy is actually really fun for my kids! However, the packaging/instructions were very confusing!! The packaging has one side stating it needs 3 AA batteries and all the instructions for how to insert them. There were no separate instructions inside. However, there was absolutely no way of getting it apart to get batteries in. I tried for the better part of an hour taking out screws and prying it apart far enough to look in and determine there was definitely NOT a battery compartment. At that point i had damaged it slightly trying to open it and I was ready to throw the toy away thinking it was defective! Don't follow this example! I finally just tried it without batteries and felt very silly for wasting my time looking for the battery compartment!! All you have to do is put the orange ball in the water and press the cute sun and the rainbow cloud sprays out water! So simple. This was a super fun toy for my 3 and 5-year-olds. Even my 7-year-old likes it. My 1-year-old did not grasp the concept of pushing the button yet - the button is a bit tough for her to press anyway. I would say the age range for this would be at least 18+ months. Overall, I am happy with the product, but very displeased in the packaging/instructions! I imagine they use the same box for another similar product that DOES require batteries, but it would be so much better if they could find a way to display on the packaging more obviously that those instructions may be for a different product. I would give it 2 stars just for the fact of how unorganized the layout of the instructions/packaging and discouraging it was to try to set this up when it should have taken 15 seconds to do (not 40 minutes)!

First I would like to say the box says Manual on one side and automatic on the other so that part is confusing. Quality is cheap, manual pushing of the button to get the water to come out is a bit difficult for my 2 year old to do and by the time he presses the star down to get water to come out then the manual pump from pushing the star down is empty. The orange ball end goes into the tub and the shower part is suction cupped to the wall or side of thr tub, suction cups aren't very strong, overall the quality seems to be lacking and the box having 2 different versions of the toy on the same box is confusing.

I was excited for a new bath toy for my 3 children under 3, but right out of the box it never worked. I took a video of it not working, but apparently can't upload videos as part of this…. Anyways, my kids were bummed, and I was bummed, and it went straight in the trash, which I was also upset about because this world doesn't need more trash.

This is not a trickle shower head and when my son tries to push the button it shoots him straight in the face. Water only comes out while pushing the button so it's like a 2 second spray. Wish I would have taken it out of the box sooner because I would have returned it.