BEABA by Shnuggle Baby Bath Tub with Little Baby Bum Bump Support and Cozy Foam Back Rest, Baby Tub, Infant Bathtub, Baby Essentials 0-12Mths Midnight

I got gifted another bath tub for my baby and while it was great when he was a tiny tiny newborn, he soon hated bath time and would scream through it because the tub was too shallow, on a low incline, and too small. So I scoured the internet reading tons of reviews and settled for the Baeba schnuggle me and my bubs now LOVES bath time! I doubted whether this tub would be worth the money but it absolutely is!Let me tell you why:1. It is high quality, sturdy, & easy to clean material. Unlike other tubs, this tub will never grow mold.2. Genius and thoughtful design. The bottom fits right into our sink but it tapers wider to be more spacious. As he gets older we can transition to using this in our tub. The bump keeps our baby from slipping down which was an issue with our last tub. The soft foam backing is comfy for his head. Because it's so spacious, he will grow into this wonderfully. Details like the max level line and a very high quality plug make this product feel high end.3. Baby can be submerged and nice and warm. Sitting up is more comfortable for our baby- he hated lying on a very low incline in his last tub.4. Attractive, Gorgeous deep blue and rose gold color.Only 2 cons to keep in mind:1. This is probably not suitable for tiny newborns unless you always do a two person bath because one person would have to help baby hold their head up. We have used this since our baby was 4 weeks old and never had an issue as he has very strong neck control and is a very big baby for his age. We also always bath him together (my husband and I.)2. If you are limited on space, this is not collapsable and it is on the larger side so it can be a bit annoying to store.

I LOVE THIS TUB! I used the first addition with my daughter 6 years ago, and it was amaizng, this tub has a drain plug which makes my life 100x easier. ... I clean one side of the sink, fill it up to the right temperature, and put my baby in it. She doesnt slip, its great for infants, no slings, no cloth or sponges to dry out.NO BENDING, NO LARGE BATH TUB, ONLY 2-ISH GALLONS OF WATER. NO LIFTING. Baby stays wet and warm. Gets clean and then you pull the plug, and let it drain. 😍😍 I am buying this for my friends who are having babies. It's an amazing bucket style bath tub. .. my daughter is 1 month old in this photo. I used it with my oldest until she was 13 months.

I won't ever go back to a traditional bathtub, except for maybe the first four weeks, and honestly could probably do sponge baths even then. After four kids, I found this tub and I love it! I sit it in my kitchen sink, so no more bending over the tub trying to hold up a baby that couldn't quite sit up. This saves my back! It's also much easier for baby to play with toys since his cradled in the tub. The bump at the bottom holds him in place so he doesn't slide forward. If you overfill the tub, baby may tend to slide to the side, so mind the fill lines. We are still using it at 9 months old. It's like a miniature hot tub for babies. So glad I found it!

We originally purchased a Friday bathtub that we had hoped to use from infancy through to when our child became a toddler but we didn't like the recline and that the foam insert got a bit cold after running the bath water. This tub is perfect and I wish we ordered it first! I love how our child can sit up in it and be comfortable. You do have to lift baby out too clean their bottom, but other than that, it's a great buy. It feels a little expensive, but I'm happy with it so I'm still glad we purchased it. We started using it when our child was about 8/9 weeks old.

very versatile. Fits to my kitchen basin.

I'm happy that I replaced our sling/seat tub with this one once my baby grew too long for the sling. We had one of the tubs where you put a plastic seat back in once you take the sling out. The first stage then, was to sit her against the front of the seat so she could still lean back since she's unable to sit well on her own. Because of the ins and outs of the seat, it was impossible to fill up the rinse pitcher, and it was difficult to stand her slippery baby body up to wash her back and tush. This tub definitely solved those issues for us. I switched when she was about 3 1/2 months and she still leans to the side, but at 4 months now she is getting stronger. I like that it has a tall back so her head is supported and rinsing her hair doesn't end up with water getting dumped over the back of the tub, and the bump on the bottom keeps her from slipping down (which was a constant issue with the other tub). It's deep enough that it (mostly) contains her newly discovered ability to kick her feet and splash.My only complaints are that the drain plug is kind of hard to pull up (I have short nails), but that's a non-issue for me because... The footprint of the tub does not work for our bathroom vanity - the kind with a little bit of counter space around a shallow, rounded sink. The tub would fit in the sink, if not for the stupid, short, faucet (I'd change it all but we're in a rental), but would not be stable or sit flat on the rounded surface. Something I didn't think about when ordering this. My fix was putting a piece of plywood that I had lying around over the top of the vanity and putting the tub on top. It works, but we have to pick the tub up to dump it in the bathtub instead of just being able to open the drain plug over the sink. Not a design flaw of the tub at all, just a technical issue that I don't think would be uncommon, as vanities like this are fairly common. My husband purchased an extra long shower hose so we can at least fill it in place now, which saves our backs a little bit. Unasthetic plywood aside, I'm glad I switched to this one. It seems more comfortable for her and there is lots of room to grow until she's ready for the big tub!