Until what age can thus tub be used for?
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Three, depending on size of child. It has worked well for my 3 grands from time of sitting up to age 3.5. Good product, esp if you don't have a regular bath tub, only shower (which very young children don't usually like).
389586
My 5 year old still uses this sometimes. He prefers the regular bathtub, but I sometimes insist on this to save water. He just sits up in it and can comfortably extend his legs. He's a tall boy too, in the 90th% for height. We just place it in the big tub before filling it. When you're done using it as a bath, it's a great laundry hamper. The only negative is that the latch to close it already broke.
389587
My grandson is 19 months old and only fits sitting at the back of the tub and stretching his legs forward. It is so much narrower than it needs to be. I am very disappointed in that.
389588
My son is 14 months old and I'm still using it. I figure the way he's growing, I'll probably can use it 3 or 4 more months. My son is 24 pounds and 2 feet 5. He's big ;)
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My 5 year old still uses this sometimes. He prefers the regular bathtub, but I sometimes insist on this to save water. He just sits up in it and can comfortably extend his legs. He's a tall boy too, in the 90th% for height.
1212975
I would use this pad until she is able to sit up on her own in her bath. I used the bath mat in a small tub for both my kids. It is comfy and insulates the little ones by keeping the water warm.
1522608
I am still using mine and she is 5 months. I would probably use it until she can sit up. However, just like the other comments, it's great for other uses such as if you need to lay the child down for anything...it's super soft and spongy!
2246527
My son started using it under a year and he will be 2 next month and will still use it until he cant fit in it anymore. :-)
119709
I really liked the product and it works very well. You can technically fit a toddler in the tub but it becomes tough to actually give them a bath without getting water everywhere after they are beyond 15-18 lbs or so, especially if your child likes to play and splash in water.
11779
You can continue to use this until your baby can sit up on their own without support. My son is 9 months (wearing size 12 months clothes) and still needs a little help when sitting on his own. I still use this bath support but watch him closely if he tries to roll over. This bath support is my most favorite purchase!
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.
2251225
Two of these would not fit in a standard size tub. Each takes up about 2/3-3/4 of the tub. You could *maybe* fit two infants in one of these, but only up to about 6-9 months before they would start really getting in the way of each other.
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6 months and older. My daughter started playing in her tub with them at 6 months now she is 15 months. We go through the alphabets when she pick up an alphabet I saw the letter that corresponds to IT.
218373
I think a 20 month would be fine with supervision. There are horizontal bars that can be used as handles. I was planning on using this as a playpen for my 6 month old grandson once the weather breaks.
315006
Not sure. We started using it when our son was around 9 months. I think as long as the baby can sit up you should be fine.
454814
We bathed him in the kitchen sink and had a pull out faucet. Baby that fits in here wouldn't really be able to change the temp at that age. We loved it til he was over a year. Then we switched to a tub in tub.
53048
I recommend letting her practice in the bathtub (with water), where it won't make a mess if she spills. Mine did this for a while around 9 months. She is 18 months now and uses these cups better than any other open cups we've tried so far.
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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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My daughter just turned 2 and uses it just fine. It's nice because the lid stays up once she opens it. As for a max age range, I couldn't say specifically. It does offer quite a bit of storage so once they're older and outgrown the toy stage it could be used for clothes, shoes, blankets, etc. It certainly doesn't look childish or small in size so it should grow with them for years to come.
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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.
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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.