Safety 1st Swivel Bath Seat, Pink (Pack of 1)

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Safety 1st 360 ° rotatable bath seat, ergonomic seat for the bathtub with rollball and 4 suction...

Step 7: After bathing, lift baby out of the bath seat. To remove it, pull the suction cup release tabs out while gently lifting the seat upwards. Rinse the bath seat thoroughly and allow to dry before putting this product into storage. The foldable design was definitely a plus for us, saving space when not in use, and making it portable for travelling purposes. However, we also noticed that as our baby grew and became more active, we needed to be extra vigilant to ensure their safety, as the mesh seat may not prevent them from slipping out if they become too energetic. Thanks to its rotating ball, your child will be occupied and bath time will be fun with the Safety 1st Swivel Bath Seat in Primary Colours. Suitable for children from approximately 6 to 12 months (between 7 and 10 kg), this bath seat is ideal for keeping parents hands free to wash their child and even bathing more than one child of the same age at a time. Do not use this bath seat before your child can sit unaided (approximately 6 months, minimum weight 7 kg). Speaking about design, we can't skip the unique Heat Sensing Indicator. Right on the front, there's a colour-change starfish warning you if the water is too hot. The blue colour changes to grey if the temperature becomes overly hot, which is a very useful addition for new parents.Bathing little ones when you’re on the go can be a real struggle, especially as traditional baby baths are often large and difficult to transport. So if you travel regularly, it’s worth investing in a portable baby bath seat like this one from Badabulle. It completely folds down, which makes it easy to carry around and, weighing only 1kg, it’s not heavy either. Baby Bath Seat | Baby Bathtub Seat for Sit-Up Bathing | Non-Slip Baby Bath Chair for Bathtub | Bath... The last but not the least feature worth your attention is the front opening bar. The front bar section clips in, making it a lot easier to get babies in and out. It prevents a small baby's legs from jamming and hurting.

However, we did notice that the seat could be a bit slippery, particularly for boys. The surface might not provide ample grip for some children. Additionally, the bath seat is only suitable for a specific age range (6 to 12 months) and has a maximum weight capacity of 10 kg. This means that as your child grows, you’ll eventually have to look for an alternative. Babies have delicate skin. The batch water should be warm, not hot. Lotions, cream and washes are not recommended for at least the first 4 weeks. This bath seat is not suitable for use on anti-slip surfaces. This bath seat is not suitable for multi-level (split-level) baths.With a baby seat, bathing will become a relaxed and joyful experience for both parents and kids. It provides optimal support in the bathtub or shower and helps you do bath time “hands-free”. A baby bath support is not to be confused with a baby bath. Anna Marikar, mum of four and writer of the blog In the Playroom Opens a new window, explains the difference is that "a baby bath is a small self-contained tub that's perfect for bathing smaller babies, without filling up the full-sized bath tub. A baby or toddler bath support or baby bath seat can be used to give some extra support in your normal bath." How to bath your baby safely Differing from traditional baby baths, baby bath seats can be placed in your regular bathtub, making them super accessible and perfect for helping children become more comfortable in the water. And as they suction to your tub, they are an ultra-safe option that will keep kids in one place (no matter how determined they are to wriggle away). The suction pads mean the bath seat won’t budge in the tub, while the practical pull tabs make it easy to remove from the bath when you’re done. The gentle blue colour and sea animal design makes this seat look super sweet. Our verdict

Assembling the seat took a bit of time and effort, but once we had it set up, it was sturdy and functional. It is essential to always supervise your baby during bath time and never leave them unattended, even for a second. Babies can typically start using bath seats once they are able to sit up independently, which is usually around 6 months of age. However, it’s important to follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for the specific seat you choose, as some may be suitable for younger or older infants. Are bath seats safe for babies? It's important to make sure that you empty the bath as soon as your little one is finished. This way, the seat or support isn't sat in the water for too long and can be left to drain and dry.With so many ‘must buy’ baby products on the market these days, is a bath support a necessity? "A baby bath seat or support is ideal as your baby grows and can make bath time more fun as baby is in a more upright position, able to see and interact more, and splash around," says Anna. "When choosing a baby bath seat, look for something comfortable, and something that's easy to clean. You don't want too many nooks and crannies where mould can build up. You also want something that's easy to take baby in and out of, even when they are squirming, wet and slippery." However, this seat may not fit all bathtubs, so you’ll need to measure your tub before purchasing. Additionally, the suction cups might lose grip over time, and it’s essential to supervise your child at all times during the bath. It’s only suitable for babies aged 6-18 months, but it makes an excellent gift that can be used as a children’s amusement chair, feeding seat, and, of course, a bath seat.

However, it is essential to note that the bath seat is suitable only for babies who can sit unaided and up to when they try to stand up by themselves. It also has a maximum weight recommendation of 10 kg, which might limit its use for older or heavier babies. The product is not portable, which may not be ideal if you’re travelling or using it in different locations. However, we did find the assembly process to be a bit challenging initially. It’s important for users to consult the manual and ensure they’re assembling the product correctly to guarantee its stability and safety. Additionally, the product is currently only available in pink, which may not be appealing to all parents. We also noticed slight measuring deviations in the product size, but it didn’t impact the overall functionality of the bath seat. Bathtime with your baby is such a fun part of the day and is a great opportunity to bond with your little one. But a slippery baby in a bath can make it quite a difficult task! You may be feeling like you need an extra pair of hands as you get to grips with bathing a newborn, and then as they get older and start to sit unaided, to make sure they don’t slip over.A baby bath seat is a worthwhile investment for any parent. We know safety is always key when it comes to kids, and a bath seat really helps to ensure your little one is secure and protected in the water. And if you go for a seat that comes with toys or other interactive features, bath time may just end up being a super fun part of your day.