EuroBath 2-Stage Baby Bath Tub, White - Large, Long Lasting Baby Essentials, Must-Have Baby Bathtub, Newborn Essentials, Infant Bathtub & Baby Care Products for Registry

We were originally bathing in the skip hop but this has been so much better for my big baby. He’s way too long for his other tub, his legs would hang over the edge and I thought he’d prefer his legs to be submerged for a more comfortable bathing experience. He’s not quite sitting up yet and we didn’t want a bath chair. This was so perfect, he just had his first bath in it and looked so comfortable and content. He’s a 97% chunky boy, we should have gotten this from the beginning but I was not aware of this product until recently. Worth the money. He was safe and secure in the reclined laying down position with plenty of leg room.

as someone who tried 5 different baby tubs, i can definitely assure you that this one is the best for infants

I have ventured to three bathtubs (Firstyears, Safety1st, and finally Primo Eurobath) for my daughter. Nothing is even comparable to this Eurobath. She is having fun in it! and always looking for to bath time. My daughter is now 13 months and she is about 20 lbs.Below is the comparison of the other bathtubs to Eurobath. With other tubs, I experiences:1. Not much room for her to grow and play in the bathtub. And the water is just covering her buttock (not even up to her waist).While Eurobath gives her so much room to play and keep her body warm with the water that cover up to her chest.2. Too much curving that is just HARD to clean! I need to use my toothbrush to clean up certain areas in the tub due to the molding.While Eurobath has a smooth curve that makes my cleaning time a breeze (just wipe it dry and done!).3. The infant sling I have, use a metal that finally got give away to corrossion due to its daily exposure to water for the first 6 months. So basically it was useless! And for the other one, it was just too narrow for the infant part.While Eurobath infant section has so much space that even my daughter still fit in there for hairwash. No need to bother corrosion issues too!4. The toddler section is using a chair that is always too big, my daughter almost always slipping and I need to hold her with my muscle to avoid her sliding.While Eurobath toddler section is just made ergonomically that holds her position in the water. So less to no more chance of sliding.5. Yes I am editing ADDING this particular benefits that I noticed lately too: Have you ever had a problem after soaping your baby's buttock then when it times to rinse by filling up the water to the bath tub, you took your baby out thinking it is well rinsed but yet noticed that the buttom of your baby is STILL soapy? Well at least I did.The FirstYears and Safety1st that we have only cover up to my daughter's waist: if I want to clean the buttock, I need to basically pull her up to rinse it (and pulling her in those bathtubs are not easy because not too much room and not to mention she is heavy too).While the Eurobath: because it covers close to her chest, I just need to slide her around to clean the buttock. I let the water do the work (floating/buoyancy). And with so much room, my hand can reach and clean her buttock easily.Well I could rave about this product on and on. Glad that I purchased this product and to listen to other parents' reviews here! Great one!

Amazing bathtub that is big enough for the baby until she's 2-3. Also deep enough for bubble baths, very few I searched for had this depth. No foam pads so a little hard on the baby's skull but you can just put a towel. No foam also means nothing to dry out and risk getting moldy though. Very easy clean up. Yeah, there were some scuff marks upon delivery but I'm not gonna ding a point for such a minor thing, plus once you wash it off it's basically new. I carried my baby in this bathtub from the car to 3rd floor, have a feeling you can even hide your little one in this during earthquake even and it will completely protect the baby

I used to be one of those people who thought a baby tub was not a necessity and relegated it to the same level as a wipes warmer. While I still stand by the latter, I have definitely revised my opinion on the tub. My first baby was a well behaved, calm and collected baby. Eight years later I am a new mom again and I get payback in the form of a feisty little munchkin. My baby is 5 months old. No bath chairs for her, she was bucking, flipping, arching her whole body at bath time-- and I was focused on saving her from drowning rather than cleaning her. I went to target and saw baby tubs for 39.99. That is way too much for a tub. Plus every single thing I saw was made in China. I have nothing against China, I just don't want products from there, especially for my baby. The risk is just not worth it. Amazon came to my rescue and I saw this highly rated tub that was an unobtrusive white and it was made in the U.S. I got it on Prime-- is there any other way to get it?! It came and it was huge but it fit inside my tub. However the best part about is bath time; my baby loves it! The stopper by her crotch keeps her safe and and gives me back both my hands. Turns out this is what she wanted all along. She loves to kick non stop in the water with such focus and intensity. I put a rolled towel beneath her head and she is comfy. When she is kicking I put a couple of pumps of baby shampoo in the water for gentle cleaning and then I go to town with a wash cloth cleaning her out. When it comes to rinsing her out I scoot the tub up so there is some space for the faucet to run clean water into just the big tub itself, fill up a cup and rinse her out in her baby tub. This tub doesn't drain super fast but that doesn't bother me. Here is the thing about baby tubs, needing or not needing them. One size doesn't fit all. Look at me, I ate humble pie eight years later. If you have an active squirmy baby I think this tub is FANTASTIC, U.S. MADE, a nice normal tub color and I like the fact that it is big, that means I can use it for several months and maybe through 2 years. My recommendation, get it.