Can you fill the tub with a little water while the baby is in this? Or would it start to float/tilt? Looking to bathe my 6 mo with my 2.5 yo safely!
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Absolutely! It is strong & sturdy. I leave mine in the tub all the time, we never take it out & it does just fine. It never floats or lifts with the water.
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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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Sure you can! We have done this with our baby and haven't had any issues. However, just don't leave your baby in it unattended.
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Natalie - i'm trying to find the best tub to bathe my 2.5 yo with my 3 month old. Did this work for you or did you go with something different? Thanks!
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We switched around 7 months. Combination of LO wanting to sit up and we wanted to give him room to play. We thoroughly enjoyed the tub and it was perfect for the early months when LO is some small.
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I wouldn't recommend this for a sink. The bather soaks up water. The head end is fluffier than the seat end. The seat fills with water. Most of the baby's torso is out of the water. I keep a cup and wash cloth in the bath to keep baby warm. Also don't get their hair or head wet till the very end. Also have a baby bath thermometer. You would be surprised at how warm the normal temp. Should be.
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No, you can't cover his belly with water - the headrest isn't elevated enough for that. I was never worried about my baby being cold though. Bath time was quick because he has dry skin. Now he's 9 months old and we still use this bather. He sits on it, instead of sitting directly in the tub. Hope this helps!
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Well yes, it would be a little crowded and your 2 year old would have to cross his legs while sitting, but I think you can do it , but in the instructions says you should not fill a tub and place the inflatable one inside, as long as you keep the large one empty I guess its cool =)
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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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Nope. The drain is located below the green seat, so you'd have to take the seat out to drain it. I lift my LO out and rinse her in the shower; then I just flip tub over to drain it. It's a vey comfy tub, however. LO loves it If you're looking for an easy to drain one, I definitely recommend the 4moms, also sold by Amazon. I have one at my mother's house, the drain is located at LO's feet. It really depends on your bathing situation. If you bathe LO in shower or tub, the easiest way to drain is flipping the tub over after you've finished bathing and dressing LO. This really is a comfy tub, and my LO's favorite.
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My son was about 16 months when he was in this for the first time. He could not reach over and put his hands fully in the water or get out of the float. The baby sits in the float and his legs will be in the water. However he could freely move his hands and play, he may be able to reach over and put his fingers in on the sides.
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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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You would need to hold your child in the float. Our four month old is on the larger side and still needs some support.
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I found it easiest to put the baby in while it's floating in the water. You can remove the shade and put it on after the baby is in.
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I use it in tub half filled and my son loves to splash water. This will not float as baby weight will keep it from floating.
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Baby can sit up and lean forward and splash but then she starts to reach/lean in somewhat unsafe ways. We used this with our daughter until she was about 18 months old.
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I've used this tub since my son was 10 days old. I do put a towel down first. He LOVES it!
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You don't need anything, keep in mind there is a weight limit for this product (I think it's 14lbs) When the babies are that small they don't move much. Your baby may try to touch the water, but it won't hurt them. Do not get this tub if your baby is over the weight limit, it will not work well
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It would definitely float. However, I think the water level may go into the space where the child would be. Maybe if there were only a few inches of water. We have never tried it, but I can tell you the kids have a great time rolling each other around.
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Yes, this tub is suitable from infant to early toddler years. There are two positions that can be used, depending on whether your baby can sit on their own or not. My baby is 8 weeks old and I use the reclining position. I place a small towel on the reclining area to cushion it and to keep her from sliding around. The raised area in the middle ensures the baby is secure. I love the design and feel it is very safe.