Can two of these fit in a tub? Such as for twins to bathe separately yet at the same time (if that makes sense)?
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I have a standard sized tub and yes, you could fit two, but probably only as really little newborns. My daughter is 3 months old and stretches her legs out a ways to splash in the water so I don't think there would be enough room for two after maybe the first month or two. Hope that helps!
752317
Definitely! And you can squish each into your kitchen sinks for the first couple mo too. It also can fit in your washer for better cleaning.
752318
Yes, two will fit, but as they grow older and longer than the pad, it might be crowded. But, then they can just sit up without the pad. My son is 8 months old, 28.5 in long, and I still use this bath pad even though he's able to sit up and play in the tub without it. At his length now, his head to bottom fit on the pad but legs hang off. I still use the pad because I like him to have cushion under his head while I wash his neck rolls carefully. :)
752319
Yes. They can definitely both fit in one tub, either horizontally or vertically. Even if it is a small tub, two will fit. The sides kind of fold up and since it is made out of a soft material you can fit it into smaller spaces. Sometimes, I use mine in our sink which is very tiny but it just fits right in no problem.
752320
Yes, you can fit 2 in a regular tub. They are about as long as the tub is wide.
752321
Yes two can fit side by side for sure, I really liked using this better than a big plastic tub. My daughter was comfortable and I liked how the water stayed all around her bc it soaks up into the tub. Hope this helps!
752322
Yes, definitely lengthwise. Not sure about width wise, but probably that as well.
800454
Yes, this will definitely work, but you will need either half of one of the big tablets or 2 of the tiny tablets inside for them to work. A little goes a long way. For the WHOLE tub to turn blue or whatever, we use 4 of the big tablets if that helps at all. :)
939190
Yes, the shower can be used individually or together.Sincerely,Ana Bath Inc
1668286
They would have to be really, really small or one sit in the back where it'd be a tight fit. I don't believe it's designed for 2 kids.
2110618
Possibly if you have a large tub. Your best bet would be to measure your the tub. One baby bath is 27" long. Once my little one outgrew the baby bath I bought a baby bath mat that sticks to the bottom of the tub. I wish I would have started using this sooner and that would accommodate two babies.
1033620
Hi, Fred, No, sorry, just one tub. That separation idea is a good one, though. This is a really, nice sturdy mop bucket. But I think you should invent your idea.
1429235
I do think so. The toys are not soft, I mean, you can´t squeeze them, but you can use them in the tub, yes.
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
1959167
I'm sorry I only bought the one tub. Amazon chat might be able to tell you the answer to your question.
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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.
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Sounds expensive and the tub is so small, you'd have to get a lot of it.... Otherwise it's a great product.... Could be slippery. Good luck.
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It would probably be easier with an insert. I purchased this for my daughter because they had the tub with the mesh over the top and the babies (she has twins) would scream all through bath time because they were cold. I purchased this tub and we absolutely LOVE it but it would be better or should I say easier to bath the baby if it had some sort of an insert to use for newborns. I do highly recommend this tub!
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No, it did not work very well in a bath tub. There are other baby tubs that work a lot better
2110621
In a standard residential tub (about 53.5 inches), you can fit two. Because they are inflatable, there is enough flexibility to squish together to get that extra 1/2 inch. Two will not fit in a garden style tub and I don't know if hotel tubs are as long as standard residential tubs. I agree with the concern of the water spout though and would also warn that when really soapy or when washing off sunscreen, these suckers get slippery. So managing 2 separately (depending on how young the twins are) could get tricky under those circumstances. Hope this helps.
1033621
Hi, Fred, No, sorry, just one tub. That separation idea is a good one, though.This is a really, nice sturdy mop bucket. But I think you should invent your idea.
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This tub is great for newborns all the way up to babies who can sit on their own. Once my babies were about 8 months old and able to sit up pretty well on their own, we transitioned them to a regular bath tub. This gave them more room to play, splash and explore. My babies will be one next month and I can't imagine bathing them in this tub any more. They're probably too big to sit in it comfortably and bath time just wouldn't be as much fun for them.
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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.