Summer Infant Right Height Center Tub

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I never write reviews but wanted to let everyone know that the new version of this tub is great! They changed the design of the infant seat- it is no longer hard plastic, does not tilt down (no more sliding baby), and is actually now a sling, which lots of the mom reviewers wanted. Love it!

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If baby can't sit on his/her own I wouldn't recommend this tub. I felt like the support seat put her up too high but without it you either need two people or some talent. I bought a different tub for my cousin and wish I had gone with the one I bought her!

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The infant support seat is a bit shaky & I don't feel that my infant feels comforatble in it. She looks like she may slide off the seat..though this has not happened. The rubber on the bottom of the infant supporter is not very good & it doesn't keep it in place, the weight of the baby keeps the seat in place. I am going to try & buy a mesh seat to place inside the tub....hopefully that will help.

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I really love this tub! I have been using this tub with my baby girl for 15 months now. It is really a back saver, and she loves it! I like that when your baby is bigger, he/she can still fit nicely in this tub and is still elevated. You also save on water because you dont have to fill your entire tubwith water. We actually still use the infant seat for washing her and then remove it when she's ready to play. It does have a drain, and it works well. You can also wash the infant seat pad which I really like!

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I bought this for my baby boy. It has a knob-type thing that's supposed to help keep the baby from slipping out. Well, for girls it may be fine but it catches my baby boy right in his crotch. He doesn't act like it hurts but we can stand the thoughts of it pushing into his "pee-pee". Don't buy if u have a boy!!!!

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This is a great tub for babies. I've been using this for my son since his first bath, with the newborn insert. Now he is 8 months old and I put the white tub (with the blue piece under it) in our bathtub. Since I have a deep tub, this is great to raise him higher for me to reach. The tub does have a drain. I love this tub!

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We used this product everyday for our daugter's first seven and a half months. First, we only used the green seat with pad in the sink, then we graduated to the green seat with pad in the baby tub, and then into the baby tub by herself. This product was really great beacuse as your baby grows you can use it in different ways. I can't tell you how great and easy it was to use the green seat in the sink those first couple of months! I can't imagine having a different bathing system.

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I like it.

Comments about Summer Infant Right Height Center Tub:

I got this tub as a shower gift. The one I have does have a drain and it works quite well. I actually found it easier to get in my tub, and use the insert in the big tub. Now that my daughter is older and too big for this tub, I use the stool part to sit on outside of the tub while she sits in her inflatable duck tub.

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I have a 2 month old and am curretly still using the infant insert for this tub. My daughter will startle when I wash her and twists her body. The padded mat is only attached at the top, so it shifts to the side and my daughter slides down it and off to the side. I have to keep repositioning her during her bath, so I never turn my back for a second. Also, there is a nub at the bottom that is meant for the infant to straddle but it gets in the way of washing my baby's lower body. When I lift her to wash her behind, she slides down and I have to pick her up to reposition her so that the "nub" doesn't get pushed into her lower back. The tub doesnt drain completely on it's own, so all the parts have to be turned upside-down to dry. I like the height of this bathtub but if I had a choice I would go with a hammock style infant tub instead.