Baby is upright - good for colic and reflux. Supposed to remind them of being in the womb. Shoulders are under water so they don't get cold. Uses very little water compared with a normal baby bath, so less wastage of water and its very easy to carry. Comfortable position for adult doing the washing. Just with any other bathtubs, you need to be present and supervise during the bath time. You cannot leave your baby in the tub and walk away. When babies are born, they’re literally pushed (or pulled!) from the warm and wet environment that they’ve known for the last 9 months. It can be hard for us to replicate that on the outside but the Tummy Tub tries to do that. You’re likely to be bathing your baby every other day or so, so the baby bath will be getting plenty of use for the first few months. But before you splash out on one, here are some pointers to help you find the right type of baby bath that’s going to suit your family. What to consider when buying a baby bath tub A mould-resistant, lightweight and supportive bath seat for bub to recline in while having a wash. Made of soft mesh, it allows water to easily drain away while being ultra-soft on delicate skin.

For a similar price vs Shnuggle Baby Bath or Nuby Baby Bath, this is probably one of the more exciting ones available and why not try and turn bath time into something fun? It’ll encourage your child to enjoy their baths and should foster a love of the water and in time, confidence will grow. Every type of baby bathtub is a little different, but there are some common features to look for to ensure that it’s hygienic and safe for your little one. A beautiful set that has everything baby needs for bath time. Complete with baby bath, bath stand, newborn bath seat, bath thermometer, nappy bin, brush, comb and a mini manicure set, it’s like a luxury spa for your babe.

Mininor

A reasonable bath is pretty short. 5-10 minutes should suffice! After that, the bathwater might be too cool for comfort. This is also important for your baby’s skin. A longer bath may make your baby’s skin too dry. Designed to be used from birth up to 18-months-old this tub is the perfect companion for home or away. It folds completely flat for compact storage and comes with hooks for hanging from the shower for super speedy drying.

Tip: wash and dry your baby's hair beforehand (hold them over the bath gently and rinse their hair with a cup - make sure you cover their ears). Once their hair is dry; undress them and then lather them with soap OR just water and rub them all over (under arms, fat rolls, hands and feet etc), then carefully (because they're slippery) place them in the tub to rinse off and relax. Newborns can be lowered into a small amount of water and the warmth and shape of the tub reminds them of the womb. You could use this until a baby is too big for it, roughly 6 months old. Portability. While you may not anticipate bathing your baby anywhere else besides your bathroom, make sure you consider what you will do if you travel, or simply want to bathe your baby in another area of your home. Proper Support. The baby bathtub you choose should offer appropriate support for your baby’s age. If the bathtub is for a newborn or young infant, the bathtub should offer optimal cradling support for his head, shoulders, and body.

Beaba

An award-winning baby bath with a little bump in the base for baby’s bot. This clever feature helps to keep soapy babes upright while preventing slipping and sliding when it’s wash time. Choose from five glorious shades. The idea is to be mimic the womb structure so that the baby feels warm and comfortable during the bath time. The PUJ baby tub is nothing like your regular bath tubs. It is made of soft foam that folds to fit into your kitchen sink. The PUJ tub is made of BPA and PVC free material, only the safest for your baby. The Primo Eurobath has a smart design that can safely fit newborn, sitting infant and a playful toddler. You will be using the countered seat during the newborn stage to place your baby in the reclining position. Your newborn head will be lifted, and the seat will go between the baby’s legs and hold the bum.

Consider where you will use the bath –The regular tub or shower floor is a great option for ease of drainage and suits full-size baby baths. A bench or table allows you to bath bub at the perfect height, but given that it involves some heavy lifting at draining time, you might want to opt for a more compact tub style.Tummy tub is used by midwives and even in the hospitals to bathe newborn babies. Since the newborn takes a fetal position inside the tub and is covered with warm water ( instead of exposed to cold air in regular tubs), they remain calm and find bath time soothing.

It’s the genius device that converts your full-sized bathtub into a pint-sized one for pipsqueaks. It’s suitable for all ages and a fab choice for water-conscious families looking to save on their water bills. There are magnets at the bottom that transforms the tub into a cradle so your newborn can safely recline in the tub. Washing your baby in the reclining position easy and comfortable for you and your baby. As many parents will agree, it can be quite a challenge to clean a slippery, wiggly baby inside a bathtub. This is where it pays to take some time and think about what type of baby bathtub might work best for your setup. Not only can the right baby bathtub make bathing easier, but it can ideally put your baby in a comfortable position to enjoy (or eventually enjoy) bath time. Choosing the Best Non-Toxic Baby Bath TubBathing a squirmy slippery baby can be a little anxiety-inducing, and as with anything involving babies/children and water, you must take a few safety precautions for every single bath. Primo EuroBath can be used inside the regular bath tub, on the floor or a table. For the early days when crouching down can be a pain, Primo also sells a stand to prop the bath tub over. We know what a wonderful time bath time can be. It is a time to love, play, bond and nourish. A time for your baby to feel calm and connected with their parents and their surroundings.