Thanks to its rotating ball, your child will be occupied and bath time will be fun with the Safety 1st Swivel Bath Seat in Primary Colours. Suitable for children from approximately 6 to 12 months (between 7 and 10 kg), this bath seat is ideal for keeping parents hands free to wash their child and even bathing more than one child of the same age at a time. However, the Pologmase Baby Bath Chair has a maximum weight capacity of 20kg (44lbs), which means it may not be suitable for larger or older children. Additionally, its design may not fit all bathtub shapes and sizes, so it’s crucial to measure your tub before purchasing. Lastly, the chair must be placed on a flat, stable surface to ensure safety; it is not suitable for uneven surfaces such as washing machines or sofas.

In terms of design, there are various options available, such as swivel seats or those with adjustable height settings. Consider your baby’s specific needs and preferences when selecting the appropriate design. Baby Bath Chair, Toddler Bath Seat, Non Slip Folding Baby Bath Seat, Bath Seat with Suction Cups,...Just like a baby thermometer, a seat is an important safety feature. Usually made of plastic, a baby bath support is a waterproof seat that can be put in the bath. They're for your child to securely sit in during bath time, to hold them in safely while you wash them, anxiety-free. This will then leave plenty of time and space for playing with bath toys your baby will love and splashing you from head to foot, which is clearly the most important part of the job.

Assembling the seat took a bit of time and effort, but once we had it set up, it was sturdy and functional. It is essential to always supervise your baby during bath time and never leave them unattended, even for a second. An entertaining rollball on the front keeps the baby engaged and happy, which we found to be an essential factor during bath time. Moreover, the seat grips the bottom of the bathtub firmly with its four suction cups, adding an additional layer of safety and stability.Angelcare - Baby Bath Seat - Soft Touch Support - Water Level Indicator - Fixation by Suction Cups -... Step 7: After bathing, lift baby out of the bath seat. To remove it, pull the suction cup release tabs out while gently lifting the seat upwards. Rinse the bath seat thoroughly and allow to dry before putting this product into storage. Do not use this bath seat before your child can sit unaided (approximately 6 months, minimum weight 7 kg).

A baby bath support is not to be confused with a baby bath. Anna Marikar, mum of four and writer of the blog In the Playroom Opens a new window, explains the difference is that "a baby bath is a small self-contained tub that's perfect for bathing smaller babies, without filling up the full-sized bath tub. A baby or toddler bath support or baby bath seat can be used to give some extra support in your normal bath." How to bath your baby safely As parents, we understand how important it is to make the right decision when purchasing a baby bath seat. There are several factors to consider when choosing the best product for your baby. In this buying guide, we will discuss the key features to look for in a baby bath seat, and offer some helpful tips to ensure you select the ideal product for your needs. Baby bath seats are ideal for babies that can sit up, so from about six months old until around the time they start to walk. These clever little inventions are designed to make bathing a baby easier. They'll help to keep your little one safe and secure while you get them squeaky clean. Bath safety for babies Step 3: Push down firmly so that all four suction cups adhere to the bottom of the bath. Lift gently to test.

We all know just how slippery a baby in the bath can be, which is why the NHS recommends using baby bath seats. Using a bath seat during your bath time routine can help to prevent accidents. They offer more grip between your precious bubba and the tub, which lessens the chance of them slipping and sliding around the tub and potentially hurting themselves. However, it's important to emphasise that they still should not be left alone in the bath at any point. The last but not the least feature worth your attention is the front opening bar. The front bar section clips in, making it a lot easier to get babies in and out. It prevents a small baby's legs from jamming and hurting. The foldable design was definitely a plus for us, saving space when not in use, and making it portable for travelling purposes. However, we also noticed that as our baby grew and became more active, we needed to be extra vigilant to ensure their safety, as the mesh seat may not prevent them from slipping out if they become too energetic.

But what really sells the product is its h ygienic properties. Unlike most other models that hold water in the bottom and require to be popped up after each use, this one is cleverly designed with drain holes in the seat, allowing soapy water to pass through with zero effort from you. Thus, no water will collect inside and turn into mould.

Bath safety for babies

We have many of these great products in-store at our Bristol Showroom, come and take a look! Safety 1st Cots and Cribs Only when children start bathing in an upright position rather than lying down are they able to maintain their balance independently and enjoy bathing to the fullest while splashing and playing with their toys. The nonskid design ensures that the seat will not slip easily and the four big suction cups at the bottom keep it securely in place. We found it straightforward to detach and store, perfect for busy, on-the-go families.