let's discuss this baby bath

CousinVicki · April 2013

it seems like more trouble than it's worth

https://www.bloomingbath.com/

PixiesDust · April 2013

Uh, WTF? What happened to just sticking the kid in the sink? Or one of those simple little infant tubs. This is totally obnoxious and unnecessary. It's a bath for crying out loud -- water, vessel, soap -- not that complicated.

Konnersmomma · April 2013

It seems like more of a cute photo prop than a bath..

danandkam · April 2013

I predict lots of recalls in the future for this. That is all.

kelle017 · April 2013

I've actually been considering registering for it. It's safe to put in the dryer from what heard. You just have to make sure it drys or mold and and smell get's to be an issue.

MrsMommyQ · April 2013

kelle017:
I've actually been considering registering for it. It's safe to put in the dryer from what heard. You just have to make sure it drys or mold and and smell get's to be an issue.

mold is exactly why I wouldn't want one. Even if it can go in the dryer, what a pain to deal with. You can't throw it in there sopping wet. So it has to dry a little and then you have to remember to put in? No thanks.

BSnipes35 · April 2013

kelle017:
I've actually been considering registeringnbsp;for it. nbsp;It's safe to put in the dryer from what nbsp;heard. nbsp;You just have to make sure it drys or mold and and smell get's to be an issue.nbsp;

I was planning on getting one, too. It would save my back from bending over the bathtub. And it seems more "comforting" than the plastic tubs. DS always seemed to feel like he was falling when we had him in the little plastic tub that had the hammock thing. I hated that stupid tub!

yesthisiskim0401 · April 2013

I think it's cute as fuuhhhk but also impractical as fuhhk.

HFrizzle · April 2013

LMAO I seriously just opened up one of these like 5 minutes that I got in the mail today as a gift. Guess I will find out how easy it is. My MIL thinks every baby gadget is something that everyone needs to have.

lovelyAngelique · April 2013

I wouldn't mind one for the early months. Looks comfy to me. You probably do need to have one of those larger sinks. I don't know why this would put anyone off really...

SuperTreesa · April 2013

I've seen that before. I guarantee my kids would have cracked the back of their head on the counter. Even the pictures show the kids are placed just right with their head on a petal. My kids wiggle. Their heads would have slipped through and fallen back on the counter. No thank you. We like our regular baby bath just fine.

jorkz821 · April 2013

yesthisiskim0401:
I think it's cute as fuuhhhk but also impractical as fuhhk.

This. Adorable but... No.

sleepy33 · April 2013

I can barely manage to keep dirty dishes and scuzz out of my kitchen sink for longer than a 24 hour period. No way am I going to take the time to do all the dishes and scour the sink every time I want to give the kid a bath. Regular old plastic insert in the tub for me!

allymp13 · April 2013

Looks like a great breeding ground for bacteria and mold.

kimbo1216 · April 2013

I don't care how ridiculous it is. It is freaking adorable!

kelle017 · April 2013

I do know someone who used it in the regular bathtub when the baby was big enough to sit up on its own. The baby just sat on it for cushioning in the tub I guess.

MangoMama82 · April 2013

well considering I don't have a large stainless steel sink, 10 feet of granite counter tops to dry my baby on, or a laundry room right off my kitchen to wash that thing after every use, this might not be so practical for me.

sleepy33 · April 2013

MangoMama82:
well considering I don't have a large stainless steel sink, 10 feet of granite counter tops to dry my baby on, or a laundry room right off my kitchen to wash that thing after every use, this might not be so practical for me.

Word. High five for old- kitchens with tiny shallow sinks!

kdjudd · April 2013

I suppose it is cute, but a waste of money in my opinion. All baby baths are. I have always just used the sink or sat in the bathtub with my daughter. It's way too much work to use a separate tub for all of that.

Zulixx · April 2013

My friend got one for a shower and she liked it. But she did say it didnt fit in most of her sinks. It dries quick. And I saw someone else who used it as a non slip pad for her toddlers bubble baths.

He'll I'd use it for myself to keep my back off the cold porcelain during my bubble baths

calibr8te · April 2013

This seems like a crazy space waster to me, but I don't have the sink space for this to happen.

For anyone that will be using the sink, I think this one is ingenious:

Looks like it would be super easy to keep clean, and it folds flat which is a must imo.

https://pujbaby.com/products-page/bath/puj-tub/

Chrisanna0508 · April 2013

calibr8te:
This seems like a crazy space waster to me, but I don't have the sink space for this to happen.
For anyone that will be using the sink, I think this one is ingenious:
Looks like it would be super easy to keep clean, and it folds flat which is a must imo.

https://pujbaby.com/products-page/bath/puj-tub/

My sister had this one and its what I plan to use as well. I have a bad back and it's hard enough bathing the dog in the tub.

chicsahm · April 2013

Konnersmomma:
It seems like more of a cute photo prop than a bath..

THIS!! I think I need it JUST for a photo shoot :P

asilwhite · April 2013

calibr8te:
This seems like a crazy space waster to me, but I don't have the sink space for this to happen.
For anyone that will be using the sink, I think this one is ingenious:
Looks like it would be super easy to keep clean, and it folds flat which is a must imo.

https://pujbaby.com/products-page/bath/puj-tub/

I was looking at this one because our kitchen sink is huge and I don't want to bend over a lot to the bathtub when our baby is really little.

BSnipes35 · April 2013

Chrisanna0508:
calibr8te:
This seems like a crazy space waster to me, but I don't have the sink space for this to happen.
For anyone that will be using the sink, I think this one is ingenious:
Looks like it would be super easy to keep clean, and it folds flat which is a must imo.

https://pujbaby.com/products-page/bath/puj-tub/

My sister had this one and its what I plan to use as well. I have a bad back and it's hard enough bathing the dog in the tub.

Can you use this one in the kitchen sink? All the pics are in the tiny bathroom sink. I worry the faucet isn't high enough. Did your sister ever use it in the kitchen?

MtnChickaD · April 2013

calibr8te:
This seems like a crazy space waster to me, but I don't have the sink space for this to happen.
For anyone that will be using the sink, I think this one is ingenious:
Looks like it would be super easy to keep clean, and it folds flat which is a must imo.

https://pujbaby.com/products-page/bath/puj-tub/

I found one of these on clearance at Target for $11. Score! There isn't much I hate more than kneeling by the bathtub, except maybe giant plastic baby tubs I have to find space for.

EmJ&B · April 2013

LOL . . . my fave part about this is that on the website it says "for babies" . . . um, yeah

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