Can a child (5 year old) reach/be able to use the lower shower head?
615253
I child can reach it if you leave the lower, shower head extension hanging down or placed lower on the wall of the shower. It is optional to hook it near the other shower head as shown in the picture - I leave mine lower.
615254
Buy a Mommy's Helper suction cup shower sprayer holder, they are awesome! We have 3 of them (for several years) and they are perfect for each child to set the shower sprayer at their preferred height! Mommy's Helper Safer Grip Portable Shower Arm
615255
That depends on your height of your outlet. I bought one because I had back surgery. I went to a hardware store and bought holder for the wand and attached it about 3 ft. high. works great for me. You can do the same.
1044320
I'm 5'5" and I have to reach on my tippy toes. I would imagine that if an individual was shorter than me then they will have issues. Of course you can resolve this as long as you have some sort of step stool that is bath friendly. It's still a great investment.
1353998
I don't have anyone using it for that reason but I imagine that it would work well for that too - it works well for young children and pets as especially. There also is the option of buying a sturdier (although more expensive) one that hangs over the shower head (such as: AquaSource 2.5-GPM Chrome 5-Spray Shower Massager).
1853542
like a small inner tube opening - as long as the child is at least five or six years old it shouldn't be an issue. They just need to be big enough to be able to sit up on the seat to be able to actively use the squirt gun if they are too small for it then it is really hard for a child to sit up (even though there is a back support, if they are to small they just seem to get lost in the whole thing) Last year our four year old was just to short to use it correctly; this year she should be just fine.
2119033
I have a very tall 5 year old and she has to bend down to use it. It probably is too small but if your 6 yr old is short it might work.
1005971
The hand-held is as tall as your shower head, I find that the shower head heights can vary. I'm 5'10" and the shower head is almost a little low for me (nothing unusual for me); but I don't think it would be an issue for you. The hand held has a short connection, so the spray lifts off easily. Hopes this helps.
1172272
It depends on how tall your child is in reference to the lowest setting on the Jumperoo. Regardless, it's not going to hurt the child either way as they'll grow into it within time.
1710741
The trigger and hand grip are a little large for the average 3 year-old to get their hands around with comfort but it is possible. Our gradchildren did not have too much difficulty getting me soaked with the squirtgun. Have fun!
693050
I agree with Rebecca... unless your child is a confident swimmer I wouldn't buy this. They lose some control because their feet are bound together. And either way, never over their heads with this on.
211034
Yes, we're able to move it in any direction. We really love this shower head!
1044318
I'm guessing your shower supply pipe must be a little higher than most. I installed two of these and the main shower head and the wand are 74 inches from the bottom of the tub. It works fine for my wife who is 5'6." It is a great shower head so I'd still consider it, even if you need to add a bath-friendly stem of some kind.
389589
My 5 year old still uses this sometimes. He prefers the regular bathtub, but I sometimes insist on this to save water. He just sits up in it and can comfortably extend his legs. He's a tall boy too, in the 90th% for height.
1372147
No... but we have an overhead shower head that mostly directs the water downward.
1696953
HI there,ADA standards apply to construction and buildings, not to accessories. If you need to use the shower for a disabled person, you can mount it lower and it will work well. the product is well made and reliable.
1072530
I would imagine that you could. we have a hand held shower and we have no problem.
1762070
Yes. My 5 year old nephew was able to use it no problem after being shown once how to fill and pump.
853158
I'm sorry I don't have a 5 y.o. handy to test it, but I think she would be OK. It doesn't require a lot of force, certainly not more than I had to exert on the lever of my old single-flush toilet. Kids are often stronger than we think, if she's a bit shy of it at first I think a bit of encouragement would go a long way. Good luck and let me know how she does if you decide to get it!