Has anyone used this while also bathing a sibling? My oldest will be 21 months older than our newborn-to-be and I wanted to bathe them together.
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I liked this seat but I did not use it while bathing my oldest. I can tell you that this seat can float up if the water is too high etc. in my opinion, I don't know if it would be stable enough for me to do both at once.
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Yes I have. My two are 26 months apart and I've bathe them together with the youngest being in the bather. Its safe as long as you watch them and it makes the older one hapy to feel like they are helping
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I have, Rhonda. The seat does slide around a bit, but my 4 year old never sits still, so that is to be expected. This seat works well with a sibling in the tub.
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I don't think it would. It is about the same size as our old infant tub. I just use it in the regular bath tub. Honestly, if you will be bathing multiple children, the angelcare support is awesome. I use it to bathe my toddler and infant in the same tub at the same time.
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My twins are 14 months old and this is not big enough for them and I bathe them separately. I got the Safety first one but the plug has already ripped so I got the snug fit baby tub which is slightly bigger but does not drain well. I am thinking of putting them in the full tub but the babies are still wobbly and I am afraid they will slip even if I put the bath mat in the tub and hit their heads. I wish they make some kind of bubble bath liner that just fit inside the full tub, might be hard to clean but I am willing to do that to protect tender heads.
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I do! I think it works great for bathtime! The glove dries really fast, too. It's sturdy and yet soft enough to gently scrub and detangle at the same time...I have a Labrador Retriever, so no real long-hair issues though...
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Just a mesh on a seat. Baby wont get out from it easily due to its shape contoured to body shape. i didn't use the mesh, given soap might get into it during the bath time. i know we can clean it, but i don't know we can clean 100% between the baths.
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A lot of that has to do with whether or not your child can sit up on their own. We used a baby tub, then transitioned over to using it in the regular tub. No problems.
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I think it depends on the personality of child whether they will sit there or not. I used it up until 8 or 9 months because I would put him in it only to wash him and then take him out and let him play in the tub. It was just easier for me to have him in the seat to wash him. Then I could just help hold him as needed while he was playing. I hope that helps!
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I'm sure they could both fit in the tub together. The only issue I'd see depends on how high you like the water level for your older child...this bath pad doesn't float, really, and it takes maybe 3-4" in our tub then the water is around our son's ears. I know some people put more water in the tub for their older kids.
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Our son is 20 months old, eating solids and still nursing and this diaper sprayer is awesome! I use it more now that he is older than I did when he was ebf! Make sure you have the sprayer pointing down away from your face though! Both myself and my husband have sprayed ourselves in the face while obviously not paying attention to which way the sprayer was pointed! LOL
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I actually have never done that. I lather up my infant son and then use a wash cloth to rinse away the soap with water from a running tap or a container.
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My brother has a nine month old and they still use the PooPoose. I love being able to strap the baby while I'm changing her.
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I put my daughter in there until she was 15months and the only reason I took her out was because I have another one on the way and wanted to sanitize it. I also have a jacuzzi so my daughter now bathes there since she can walk and stand comfortably.
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I've used this with my second boy now and have not had a problem. Remember, he will be wetting through underpants and pants, not a direct stream like the potty - most wetness will end up below him anyway.
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You can flip it over & supposedly lay the baby on it & wash them. I could see that working fine. Personally, I wouldn't. I think they treat the foam in it with some crazy chemicals. There are all kinds of really good bathing apparatus on the market for newborns. Google it, it may take time but I think you will find what you are looking for. I know you want to avoid plastic. However, for my little guy I had a little plastic tub that included a newborn hammock sling for it. When used the baby doesn't touch the plastic at all & it worked great. Good luck :)
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Yes! I used this wih both of my children as newborns through 2 years!!! Works AMAZING! It the only type/model that actually works!
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I guess it would depend on what type of faucet you have, but I've never had an issue and I've used the puj tub with 2 babies now. They were so little and weren't coordinated or strong enough to reach or hit the faucet, let alone change the temperature. And the faucet doesn't get in the way of bathing since they are laying back in the tub. I've never found it hard to rinse the babies but each person has their own method, I'm sure.
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I wouldn't recommend using the bath tub on its own with a newborn, however when my son was born I used this bathtub with Summer Infant Bath Sponge inserted. It held him securely and i was able to bath him without worrying that he would slip. My son also loved it as i think the sponge kept his back warm while i wiped him down.