Thoughts on this...

slv0606

Wow would this make life easier! A customer of mine has invented this:

https://www.pizzoinnovations.com/index.html

I would loooove to have one personally!

LittleApple

Wow.  What a huge waste of money.

SweetHurricane

I don't get it. I mean, I have to stand there the whole time making sure my kid doesn't fall out? I'll stick with a normal tub I can sit next to.

hmp1

SweetHurricane:

I don't get it. I mean, I have to stand there the whole time making sure my kid doesn't fall out? I'll stick with a normal tub I can sit next to.

That was my thought too. I mean I don't take my eyes off of him while he plays in the bath, but I don't want to have to add falling 3.5 feet to my list of bath time worries. 

hmp1

Lol at the picture of it set up in the nursery. 1) Who has plumbing in their nursery. 2) Have they ever bathed a baby? Babies splash a lot, not something I want in my nursery.

notkateanymore

That might be the silliest thing I've ever seen.

notkateanymore

SandAndsSea:

hmp&mrj:

Lol at the picture of it set up in the nursery. 1) Who has plumbing in their nursery. 2) Have they ever bathed a baby? Babies splash a lot, not something I want in my nursery.

I totally thought this exact same thing!

And the best part is that it's just photoshopped into that picture. I actually don't really believe this is a real product. 

CougFan

Somebody call the 1800 number and see if it is real!

danieliza1127

That is crazy.  That's something someone with way too much money on their hands would purchase.  We only used a baby bath until my LO could sit on his own and now he's in the regular bath tub and he loves it.  If you have a regular bath tub, there is no need to buy a special fancy one like that.  Maybe if you lived in a place with no tub you might consider it, but it looks like a kid would grow out of that pretty quickly.  I think it's kind of ridiculous.

bugandbibs

I can't imagine buying this, BUT, I would like to have a bathroom sink like they had in my birthing suite at the hospital. It was rectangle with a slanted side and a tall goose neck faucet/sprayer. It was more kitchen sink sized. Built in double duty, and functional long after your LO moves into a regular tub. 

homebird

I don't think your customer thought this through, lol. It's a huge waste of money and space, imo.

tracy41

That's hysterical! I am wondering how wealthy I would have to be before I decided my kid couldn't be bathed in a normal bathtub.... And yes I would absolutely install plumbing into my nursery so the nanny could use it.

teagan1985

That is the silliest thing I have ever seen.  But if I'm building a specific nursery & live in nanny wing to my mansion I might put one in.  We'll just have to see how many million extra we have in the renovation budget after we buy the little one their own pony stable and a ball pit in their room.