Boon Naked Collapsible Baby Bathtub Blue,Blue/White

I highly recommend this tub. We've only been using it for about a week and a half but it's been great. My son is almost five months old. I was using a bath sponge, which I love; however, it only lasted a few weeks. It began tearing apart and I'm not about to purchase a new one every few weeks. We tried the large plastic tub. That was bulky, hard to store and hard to clean. I tried the smaller collapsible plastic tub with the inflatable inside. This was too small and once again hard to clean and dry. I was a bit nervous to purchase this due to the price and not being able to see it first.But it's been great. We have a VERY tiny house and its been perfect since it goes flat and can fit in between our tub and shelf very easily. I love that it comes with a hook attached so that it can hang and dry. Usually from the time I bathe my son to when I go to bed is the time it takes to drip dry.Some people have had the unfortunate occurrence of the bottom dropping out on the baby. This did happen to me, but I didn't have the tub steady or the piece locked in. So user error.My son does manage to slip around pretty good when there is a lot of water in the tub, but as I am right there with him, it's fine. I think he enjoys the feeling of all the water anyway. I've used the stopped so that he keeps water in with him. Or I leave the faucet on and remove the stopper so there is equal filling and draining. Both options work.

This is one of my favorite baby products! It is so compact I store it behind the bathroom door when not in use. No clutter or big bulky tub. The reclining option is amazing. I lay a warm wet wash rag on the bottom to keep the baby from sliding (and to keep her warm) but once she is able to sit, this won't be necessary. The tub is pretty spacious. The incline is so helpful for super newborns but its still necessary to hold them to keep from sliding. At first, I soaped up the baby on a towel outside of the tub then placed her in the tub to rinse. Now that she is older (4months) I soap and rinse her in the tub on an incline. There's a convenient plug to drain the water as well.This tub is really an awesome product. It is easy to clean and dry, plus it hangs! That's the best part. If you don't mind a minute or two of assebly (pulling out the legs and securing the incline) then this is the best baby tub you'll buy! Happy shopping :)

I fell in love with the design and concept of the collapsible tub, and appreciate that it can be easily stowed when not in use. Baby stuff takes a lot of space, and I appreciated being able to hang the tub from a hook on the wall or on the back of a door. I also like the streamlined design, because of the ease of cleaning - no grooves or textured material to scrub!We started using it with our newborn at about a week old. The plastic surface is slick, and a young baby would probably slide around too much. We placed a $5 infant bath sponge in the tub and set the baby on that, and have been really happy with the combination. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND USING A SPONGE INSERT WITH THIS TUB, especially for really young babies.***WARNING!!!! There is a metal bar that can elevate one end of the tub, for bathing infants at an incline. Many other reviewers have commented about the unsafe design of the tub, with the infant bar collapsing. We used the tub for a couple of weeks with no issue, then experienced this. The infant bar on the underside of the tub hadn't been fully locked into place (it snaps into a molded plastic groove on the underside of the tub), so when the baby was placed in the tub, the elevated end dropped about 6". Baby wasn't injured at all, just startled. It was a user-error, and completely preventable, but it was caused by a poor design - the metal bar can be extended and rests against the groove, holding the tub in the elevated infant position, but it won't support weight unless it's securely snapped in. It doesn't become "unsnapped" on its own, so I wouldn't say it's unsafe, but parents and caregivers should definitely double-check to make sure that it's snapped in before putting a child in the tub.------EDITED TO ADD MORE INFO --------I've been using this tub for several months now. At about 4 months old, we stopped using the incline position with bar. We pop out the bottom so that the entire surface is flat, fill it to the top of the white section, and lay the baby flat (with no sponge). She slides around a little when kicking & splashing, but seems to enjoy the movement. I love that it collapses, and that it's easy to clean - but I definitely think the infant support bar is a design flaw that needs to be fixed.

We purchased this bathtub after trying the Safety 1st Turtle Complete Bath Center (the middle plastic part where the two parts of the bathtub meet sticks up and out and hurt our baby's back and should honestly be recalled) and the Prince Lionheart Flexibath Foldable Bathtub (its great that it folds, but its not big enough-very deep but not long enough). Well, three times the charm...the Boon Naked bathtub is a sleek, modern design that conveniently folds up for storage...its very smooth (nothing sticks out to hurt our baby) and its plenty roomy to grow with her. We love it! Only thing is that it is a little slippery (even in the tilted newborn position) so we just temporarily put a folded handtowel in there for now and that fully supports our baby from slipping. We plan on purchasing some stickies for the bottom of the tub to make it less slippery. Nonetheless, absolutely wonderful bathtub!