Hooded towel for toddlers
Animal ears make drying fun. Choose a large size so it covers the whole body.

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The minute bath time ends, many kids run off dripping wet. A good kids bath towel makes the after-bath rush much easier: wrap, dry, and into pajamas.
Here's how to choose hooded towels, bath ponchos and robes for toddlers and kids, and the simple after-bath routine that works in our house.
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Hooded towel: the classic. Wrap it around and the hood keeps wet hair from dripping. Great for babies and toddlers.
Bath poncho: slips over the head so kids are covered instantly, even if they won't stand still. Great for preschoolers who run off after the bath.
Bath robe: easiest for older kids who can put it on themselves.
Animal ears make drying fun. Choose a large size so it covers the whole body.
Slips over the head. Covers kids in one move.
For older kids who dress themselves.
Size: bigger than you think. A towel that covers shoulders to knees keeps kids warmer.
Fabric: cotton terry is soft and absorbent; microfiber dries quickly and is light.
Easy care: machine-washable and quick to dry, so you can use it every day.
Safety: avoid long cords or ties around the neck, and keep an eye on little ones on wet floors.
Lay out the towel, pajamas and lotion before the bath. Right after the bath, wrap, dry, and moisturize while the skin is still a little damp.
Our kids love glow-in-the-dark hero pajamas, so getting dressed feels like a reward. In the Yukemuri Quest app, the adventure ends when kids are in their pajamas and tap "I'm back!".
For an easy after-bath moisturizing habit.
Makes getting dressed something to look forward to.
Hang towels to dry after every bath and wash them often. A kid-height hook helps kids hang their own towel and keeps the bathroom tidy.
Low hooks so kids can hang their own towel.
Never leave a young child alone in or near the bath. Wipe up water on the floor, and use a non-slip mat to prevent slips.
Pick a large, soft, easy-to-wash towel style that suits your child's age: hooded towels for toddlers, ponchos for runners, and robes for older kids. Lay everything out before the bath, and the after-bath rush gets a lot calmer.
Yukemuri Quest is a kids’ app: say "Let’s go!" before the bath, and after putting on pajamas, finish and meet a new friend.
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