Infant tub accommodates new born to 6 month old babies
Folds easily to store or travel
Foam insert for comfort
Contoured to hold baby in place
Each release drain plug
Product Review
Product Description
The Safety 1st Space Saver Fold-Up Tub now offers parents the opportunity to choose the tub that's right for their little one. It fits easily into single or double sinks and features include a convenient basin to hold accessories, and a mildew-resistant foam pad for baby's comfort. For storage and travel the tub folds up to half the size when not in use.
Product Details
Safety 1st Space Saver Fold Up Bath Tub, Blue
Baby Product: 0 pages (2010-02-09)
Publisher: Dorel Juvenile Group
Label: Dorel Juvenile Group
Studio: Dorel Juvenile Group
Manufacturers Age: 0.25 years and up
Average Customer Review: based on 37 reviews
Sales Rank in Baby: #5725
Customer Reviews
Avg. Customer Review:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Perfect till sitting. 2010-01-26
Comment: Bought this tub and it fit perfectly in my double sink in the kitchen. folded up well and could put it away compactly on a shelf afer drying overnight. Yes, it leaks where the ends fold in, it's going to. and honestly to all the people who whined about the weight limits....really? my chunker was 25 pounds before he outgrew it length wise at about 3.5 months. I loved this little tub! If your tub malfunctioned, talk to the manufactuer, it's a defect, they'll send you a new one...eesh.
I used it till he outgrew it length wise and could sit up on his own, after that, it was into the sink itself, which he absolutely adored.
It's not supposed to be the perfect exerience bath for your baby. It's there to minimize movement, keep the baby in water so he doesn't get chilled and then you wash and get him out. 10-15 minutes max, anything longer at such a young age is inviting colds or croup.
Customer Rating:
Summary: It's just ok 2009-05-02
Comment: I bought this tub because it folds and easy to store,which I love!!However, you cannot put too much water in it because there will be a lot of water spilling over. In addition,my baby props her feet over as it seems to be getting a bit too small for her and she's just 12lbs. I'll have to purchase a bigger tub soon. It's great for small babies though.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great product for the cost! 2009-04-27
Comment: This product has a great price point and in some respect you get what you paid for! I love this tub for it foldability/storage aspects. True you cannot fill it too high, but you can easily set it inside your tub or shower stall to remedy that problem. My 10 pound+ baby girl is not at all challenging the integrity of the hinges or other aspects of the product. This is not meant to be balanced on edges of kitchen sinks etc as other commenters have noted. Love this product and would buy it again!
Customer Rating:
Summary: No need for bells and whistles! 2009-02-13
Comment: Initially, I was looking at the soothing spa that has the shower and everything attached to it--it has mixed reviews and to be honest, not very many good ones. With my first child, I had a tub with a sling to support them and thought it would work great. That sling would up getting moldy-even though I would ring out the water and hang it up to dry--so I knew I didnt want that with a tub for my 2nd child. Although the soothing spa looked so cute, when I looked at this and read about the mold resistant foam and the fact that it folds up nearly in half--I was sold. We just got it yesterday, it it works great and is very nice and compact. What we decided to do it get a handheld attachment for our bathroom sink, that way I can still have the "shower" effect for when I am bathing my child--my first child hated baths, but loved showers--this is the perfect medium along with that handheld attachment for the sink! Plus, the attachment was only about $5, the bath was about $14..Compared to the soothing spa and shower which was about $35, so about a $15 savings as well.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Uncomfortable and hard to use 2009-02-07
Comment: I do not recommend this tub. The baby is in an awkward position in it, and if his head turns to the side, it is up against a jutting edge. This tub was too big for my sink, so I used it on the countertop. It only holds a couple of inches of water before it starts spilling out at the folding areas, so the baby is always cold during the bath.
I used it till he outgrew it length wise and could sit up on his own, after that, it was into the sink itself, which he absolutely adored.
It's not supposed to be the perfect exerience bath for your baby. It's there to minimize movement, keep the baby in water so he doesn't get chilled and then you wash and get him out. 10-15 minutes max, anything longer at such a young age is inviting colds or croup.