My Baby Bath Seat for Sit-Up Bathing
Molded polypropylene arms reach across a standard rectangular tub to lock this bath ring into place. The tall backrest holds an upright baby in position while you wash hair and rinse soap off. It leaves both of your hands free for the washcloth.
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Reading the piece
- Molded polypropylene seat A wide plastic ring encircles the baby with a tall backrest behind them. The smooth gray seat lets water drain around their legs and gives support to an infant who sits unassisted but cannot pull up to stand.
- Locking suction arms Three extendable arms anchor directly to the smooth sides of your porcelain or fiberglass tub. You extend the rear arm opposite the faucet first, then press down the side suction cups to lock the frame firmly against the tub walls.
- Standard tub fit Ingenuity shaped the frame to span standard rectangular bathtubs. The adjustable reach grips flat tub walls, though it does not attach to oval basins, textured surfaces, or whirlpool models.
- Hands free washing With the frame holding the baby seated upright, you do not have to prop them with one forearm. You can hold the rinse cup with one hand and wipe soapy skin with the other.
What the maker prints
- Weight limit
- up to 20 lb
- Age the maker gives
- 5–10 months
- Size
- 9.75"D x 17"W x 16"H
- Material
- Polypropylene
Worth a second look
- The limit is 20 lb, which many babies reach well before the first birthday. Buy it for the months you have, not for the year.
- It covers one stage: sitting up. After that it goes in the closet, so the price is really a price per season.
What buyers wrote about this one
“Love this bath seat I got this once my tried to stand up in those typical baby bath tubs it keeps her seated and had plenty of room to wash their whole body super easy to put in the tub and is super stable the suction cups are super strong I have zero worries about the seat moving around”
“Amazing for my 11 month old! I’ve had it since he was 8 months old and it’s still amazing and so good for babies that are sitting up! Easy to remove and place!”
“This is a nice seat, but there are things that I dislike, and that I like. Starting off with things like about this bath seat. My son just recently had open heart surgery about three weeks ago. He is six months old and still cannot sit up fully on his own so he needs support. This seat provided a lot of support around him for him to play kick and have fun in the bath without me having to worry about him getting hurt or falling. I really like the suction.”
Where this one sits
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