Safety 1st Sink Snuggler Baby Bather

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We have bathed our son in this tub since he was 6 weeks old. It fits perfectly in our sink, dries easy, and very easy to store. He is nearly 7 months now and it has held up wonderfully. I will recommend this to all my expecting friends. Never again will I hassle with those huge, hard to store baby tubs.

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I love being able to just walk over to the sink, and stand up while giving my child a wonderful and fun bathing time. My back feels much better standing up, and I don't need to sacrifice his comfort while in the sink. My baby loves it. The only negative is that he slides down a little bit inside of it but he is 9 months old and supposedly the age limit is 6 months so I changed the fasteners to make it bigger and that could be the problem.

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You can adjust the tub to fit the size of your sink and it's very sturdy. It also has holes to drain the water and to hang it up to dry after. I purchased this tub almost 2 years ago because our apartment only has standing showers, so it was easier to bathe my daughter in the sink until she was big enough to stand in the shower. Only comes in green, and I recommend this for older babies, as I bathed my newborn in this tub and she kept slipping down into the corners. Overall a good buy.

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this tub gave us our first tear free bath with our 4.5 month old son. he hated bathing held by mommy and daddy, he hated the conventional tub. we bathed him in the kitchen sink and he cried less, but he isn't sitting up on his own yet. i had seen this tub, and at my wits end, i bought it.

gave him a bath this morning, let him feel the water, filled the tub a bit, and yes it does float, though i started filling the sink with the tub already in, so it wasn't too bad, and my son is a big boy (at least 26in, over 15lbs), so it sank right in once he was in it.

he did also slip around a bit, but since i had my hand on him and could correct it, or just not let him flop all the way over, it wasn't that bad. and since he wasn't crying, which caused me stress, i'm not complaining at all. it was the easiest bath he's had, a bathed him longer than normal because he was content, and both of us are happy!

it could definitely use some contouring in the mold to avoid the slip issue a bit, or maybe even some sort of safety strap that cuts out of the tub and velcros across baby, but i managed without.

i think my son was comfortable and felt secure in it.

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It is good as a cheap tub in the kitchen sink when the baby was very small It is clear that it isn't really meant for tub use. Don't expect too much from it and it is great. Especially considering the price compared to some other tubs. We used this until my son could sit up in the bathtub. It served it's purpose. Some may rate "flimsy" but i found it adaptable.

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This foam tub made bathing my newborn so easy! I was able to bathe him in the sink without ruining my back by bending over our regular tub; it travels well so on trips to see my mother-in-law we could pack it with us, and it adjusts to all types of sinks. I would recommend this tub for babies newborn-5 months. I had one of the fancy tubs that vibrates and bubbles....this worked MUCH better!

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Loving the tub itself. Fits perfectly in my kitchen sink. I really like that it flattens out to hang in the shower (although, it is very large when unfolded. If you have a very small shower this is not for you.); no giant, drippy baby tub to store somewhere.

For a newborn, I strongly suggest using one of the large, bathing sponges in this product. The material is rather slippery and my daughter slides down in it unless she's sitting in the sponge, too. Actually, it would be great if the product came with a removable, custom-fitted one.

I'm looking forward to her being able to sit up in this. It will be nice to be able to sink bathe her without having to worry about her little bottom sitting on the drain stopper.

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The tub itself seems like exactly what we wanted in a baby bather. Just some padding for the sink and easily stored.

Unfortunately, it will have to be returned anyway. My tub came squished and permanently creased and deformed. The box it came in had been completely flattened at one end.

I will not be ordering online from BRUS again as this is not the first incidence of this happening. Since the closest store is over two hours away, I guess that means they just won't be getting my business anymore. At least that "other" store can get my stuff to me in one piece!

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I love how easy this is to use. My bathroom sinks are deep, but the marble counter has a very sharp edge. This squeezes in the sink perfectly and holds my three month old like he is sitting. I can prop him on his knees to get his back and bottom and not worry about hitting his head because the height on the back of the bather. I use this like a shower, not a bath. The water is left running a escapes out of the holes in the bottom (great when he "adds" to the water!). When bath time is done I just throw it into the master bathtub because what new mom has time to take a bath?
I have not had a problem with the velcro - I don't take my apart.
I have not had a problem with it floating because I don't try to fill a material that floats full of water.

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We have a small shallow kitchen sink and many of the other tubs would never fit in it. We have twin daughters and have been using this exclusively to bath them for 7 months. There are very few signs of wear and tear. Both girls now weigh about 15 pounds and still fit in it. We will be sad when they outgrow this.
We have not had problems with it floating but that may be because we have adjusted it to fit tightly into the sink.
We took a metal hanger and bent the bottom part into a hook. In our basement we have a slop sink. We hang the tub on the hanger hook over the slop sink to dry it.
Overall it fits our small sink, dries easily, and does not take up much room.