Is it fine to use this bath tub for 2 month old baby?
1139999
This tub is for babies that can sit up on their own. You could use a sponge to lay the baby own until they can sit up on their own
1140000
I wouldn't. This should be used for a child that can sit up on their own. It would be more difficult to lay a baby down in this bath and reach in then the small baby tub with the sling.
1140001
Recommendation is 12-24 months. I agree and would not use this tub for a 2 month old infant.
1140002
Since you'll be holding the baby anyway, as he can't stand on his own, yes, it's ok to use it.
1140003
I think this tub would work best for a child that can sit up and catch themselves since it is pretty slippery. I would get an infant tub instead. They have some that have the slings for when they're really little and then you can take it out to use when they're a little bigger so it lasts longer.
1140004
It is nice and large but it works great in my bathtub. Baby will grow into it and it saves a big mess. You still must hold a 2 month old baby of course but when my great grand-daughter was 8 months this past summer we took it outside and used it as a mini pool. I would recommend this product.
883676
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 :)
119707
My little brick if a boy at 2 years old and 31 lbs still fits comfortably. I've been using this bath the whole time. One if the best baby purchases I've made.
1041030
Yes, I use it primarily in a bathtub with my toddler. Works great as a transition to the main tub.
1522611
Still using ours at 9 months old. She can roll over, but doesn't try to do so in the tub. She loves to just lay there and have water poured over her! And when that part of the bath is done we sit her up on it and she just splashes around.
1469210
I'd say probably not. My 15 month old is 33 inches and 24lbs now and I think we may only have a another month or so before we have to transition to just using the actual bath tub. She is fine sitting in it but I can't lay her back properly to wash her hair. She's all scrunched up. We've been using this since about 7 months so it's given us a good run. Really an excellent tub that I will definitely be using for baby #2 until it's outgrown again.
1152867
I would not use this tub for a newborn. It is slippery and bath seats or bath slings for newborns are so much safer that they would be a better option.
2074452
Yes you could. We tried it but my little one likes to splash too much so we sit it in the adult bath tub now. I really LOVE this tub by the way. It is much safer and more comfortable for my son than the first one I had.
426605
There is an insert accessory for newborns that can be purchased to use with the tub. When we got this tub, I was curious if our $10 infant bath sling from Babies 'R Us would fit into it, and it did.
129772
its great to bath newborns, you use the fabric mesh that is shown on the picture and you can bath him securely... I used with my newborn and I felt more confident since Im a new mom.
117952
Personally, I don't think you need a faucet protector at all. This bathtub is best for smaller babies ( up until about 14 lbs in my opinion. Once they start to try to sit up and bob forward it's time to switch to the next tub Anyway. (when my girls were between 4 and 6 months we switched to a mini inflatable tub before the big tub.) my girls both really enjoyed this tub and bath time was always a breeze. I never had any issues with flailing arms.
2094817
I used this bath tub for our daughter when she was 24 months old. She pretty much filled it up but she liked that aspect and felt safe and loved it. She is in the 50% ht/wt.
206540
I think you could use this bath pad for the infant and have the toddler in the tub at the same time. I'm currently only bathing an infant, but there's plenty of room left in the tub.
1026606
I used the tub only without accessories. I was looking for a large tub for then my 3 months old son. I returned it bc it was not large enough. When filled with water, the plastic of the tub is slippery, but it is always like that with most tubs. When I bathe my son I always support him by holding him and most of the time I have help.
1152868
It states that it can be used for a newborn...but i would be hesitant. The tub is slippery and newborns are so wiggly it just seems a bad combination. I used it around 4-6 months. Hope this helps.
505766
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.
1599938
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