Frida Control The Flow Bathtub Sprayer Attachment for Baby Bath

The buying question on this one is what it attaches to. The answer is the tub, not the faucet.
How it attaches: A battery-powered pump sits in the water on a suction base that grips the bottom of the tub. There is no clamp, no splitter and nothing to fit onto a spout, so faucet shape and thread size do not matter. What does matter is the surface. Press the base onto a flat, smooth patch of the tub floor; textured, ribbed or non-slip tub bottoms give the suction less to hold and the grip suffers.
Power: Four AA batteries. When the flow is noticeably weaker than it used to be, that is usually the batteries rather than the pump.
Using it: Fill the tub as you normally would, set the base down, and toggle the sprayer on at the handle. Two pressure modes let you drop to the softer setting over a soapy head and step up for legs and feet. The hose is long enough to reach around a tub without leaning over it.
If the flow stops but you can hear the pump: The hose has probably twisted. Hold the pump body up above the sprayer handle and let the hose unwind on its own.
Afterward: Water keeps draining from the sprayer head for a moment after you switch it off. That is the suction in the hose releasing, not a leak. Point the head into the tub and let it empty, or lift the pump out of the water. Rinse everything with clean water, pull off the two silicone attachments, and let all the parts air-dry before the next bath.
Age: Made for newborns through the toddler years. Stay with your baby the whole time, as with anything in the bath.
RUNS FROM BATHWATER: Draws water directly from the tub you’ve already filled and feeds it through the sprayer head, so rinsing keeps going without stopping to refill a cup.
SITS ON TUB FLOOR: The battery-powered pump uses a suction base to hold to the bottom of the tub and feeds water through a long hose, no faucet attachment needed. Runs on four AA batteries.
TWO PRESSURE SETTINGS: Switch between two water settings and turn the flow on or off right from the sprayer handle. Use a softer flow for soapy hair and a firmer setting for rinsing legs and feet.
NEEDS A SMOOTH SPOT: Press the suction base onto a flat, smooth area of the tub floor. Ribbed or non-slip surfaces may not hold as securely. After use, let the hose drain and air-dry all parts.
MADE FOR BATH TIME: Fridababy makes practical, parent-first solutions for everyday parenting. Includes the sprayer with suction pump base, plus a soft scrubber and scalp massager attachment.

Customers find the bath rinser easy to use and appreciate that it helps keep water away from baby’s face and eyes. The product’s reliability and value for money receive mixed feedback – while some say it works well for newborns and is worth the money, others report it doesn’t work consistently and consider it a waste of money. The quality also gets mixed reviews, with some loving the product while others find it not good.