Fisher Price - 4-in-1 Sling 'N Seat Tub

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To help narrow down your choices, we sought feedback from What to Expect community members on which tubs they loved most and what features they most appreciated. Each of the baby tubs on this list has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from What to Expect staff and community members for this criteria. Although inflatable tubs can often be flimsy, a lot of reviewers note that the Summer Foldaway bath is surprisingly durable and strong. We chose tubs that are versatile with inserts or slings that can be taken out, as well as adjustable features to make the tubs larger or removable seats that can be used in your main bathtub.

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I liked that it grew with our daughter and she used it until about a year, which was longer than necessary, but more convenient and water saving for us. Parents love that this tub comes with a hook for easy storage and drying, as well as a convenient drain to ensure all of the water comes out. Parents say the drain is easy to use, and this tub is super convenient when you have to quickly empty and refill it (for instance, if your baby poops in the bath). The four stage design means you can use it from the time your child is a newborn through the early toddler years, with two inserts that can be removed as needed to make the space more comfortable. It’s comfortable for baby and even better, you don’t have to bend over the bathtub to bathe them and when you’re done with it, it’s not some huge clunky thing that takes up a lot of space.

I’ve personally used this one for my daughter when she was an infant, and while I loved how soft it was, I did sometimes wish I had a little more structured support for her. Because it’s not a structured tub, it will fit in almost any sink, turning the space into a comfy bath space for your little one. Group Black's collective includes Essence Opens a new window, The Shade Room Opens a new window and Naturally Curly Opens a new window.

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American Academy of Pediatrics, Parent Plus: How to keep your baby safe during bath time, November 2015. Some reviews, however, did note that it could get a little slimy over time if not properly cared for. If the doorbell rings or you have to get something from another room, grab a towel, scoop up your baby, and take him with you.Only downside is it doesn’t work if your sinks are shallow, but if it fits, it’s such a great option! Your baby should be able to sit comfortably without you worrying about them sliding down (soapy babies can be slippery! It also includes a cushioned insert for babies who can’t sit up on their own yet that is also more comfortable for baby. They may have a removable sling or hammock to keep your newborn higher in the water and closer to you. Parents find that it’s pretty easy to install (though it seems confusing at first), and you can even leave it in place if you want to.

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It even includes an accessory bar that she says is great for placing toys on to keep her daughter busy during bath time.Safety: The most important thing to consider with a baby bathtub is how safe it will be for your little one (remember, infants can drown even in a small amount of water in a bathtub). It features three reclining positions, drains easily, and has quick-drying material to prevent mildew or mold. What to Expect supports Group Black Opens a new window and its mission to increase greater diversity in media voices and media ownership. A good soak in the tub (and getting dried off with a fluffy baby towel after) is the best way to clean up the mess caused by diaper blowouts and spit up, as well as a nice way to help your little one wind down before bed.

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If you travel often or you just want to save space, this Summer Foldaway Baby Bath might be right for you.Our product recommendations are based on expert parent insight, advice from medical professionals and feedback from the millions of parents and parents-to-be in our community. I can have the water as high as my oldest likes, and it's not too high for my littlest,” one person wrote.