The Product
Baby Bathtub
If you don’t plan on bathing your baby in the sink, then you will want a plastic tub to use in your traditional bathtub. There are many different baths on the market, however many are poorly designed and too shallow. If you are giving your baby a bath in the middle of winter and they are only sitting in an inch of water, he/she will get cold quickly and it won't help getting them used to liking the bath.
Recommended
Primo Eurobath Baby Bathtub
Pros
- Molded to support the arms and legs so your baby cannot slip under water
- Once your child is older, you can flip the tub around so that it supports them sitting up
Cons
- It is larger than many of the comparable models and takes up more space in your bathroom
We have had this product for almost four years and used it for both our son and daughter and absolutely love it. The Primo Eurobath's oversized design allows your baby to be immersed in water, however it is molded to support the legs and arms while bathing so that your baby cannot slide down under the water. As soon as we ditched our original EvenFlo bath in favor of the Primo, my daughter finally started enjoying her baths because she could splash and play with toys.
Once your child can sit-up, you can flip them to the opposite side where there is another formed mold that supports them while they sit up. It's a really clever design. However, please don’t let it give you a false sense of security as you can never leave your baby unattended in this or any other bathtub.
Due to its dual use design, the Primo Eurobath is about twice the size of most comparable bathtubs. It definitely needs to come out of the tub if you want to shower. if you only have one bath and a tight bathroom, you might feel as if you are tripping over it when it’s not in use. One idea is to hang it on the back of the bathroom door with an oversized hook. We have talked to a lot of friends that purchased the Primo Eurobath, some after trying other tubs first, and everyone agrees it's the best choice out there.
