Safety 1st Swivel Baby Seat Reviews

We bought this chair for our son when he was 5 months old, as he had outgrown his small baby bath, was too wriggly to hold over the side of the adult bath, and we didnt see the point in buying one of the bath supports meant for younger babies at that point. Really, we should have waited until he was 6 months old, as that is what the manufacturer ...  Read the complete review

I am not a fan of this bath seat at all. My nephew has this right now he is 7 months old and is capable of sitting up on his own. Unlike other people I have not found any problems with the suction cups or the plastic causing scratches, although it's extremely worrying that other people have had a lot of problems. The bath seat is hard plastic with ...  Read the complete review

I bought this seat for my daughter when she was able to sit unsupported as it allowed me to wash her with my hands free. It is supposed to be suitable up to twelve months although i have not used it in the bath for a couple of months and my daughter is now ten months old, however, the seat was absolutely perfect for me to sit her in on top of the ...  Read the complete review

I love this bath chair it is so safe for the children. It is a blue chair with 3 coloured rings on the top to let your child play a little with it and it settles them so that it doesn't look so scary to sit in. It has two holes for your child to put their legs through and on the bottom it has 4 suction pads to stick it to the bottom of ...  Read the complete review

My 7 month old son has, in the last 2 weeks, been able to sit unaided for quite a long time and consequently is no longer happy to lie down on his foam bath support as he would much prefer to sit up in the bath. Unfortunately, leaning over the bath to support him causes me back pain but thankfully I remembered that a friend had told me about a ...  Read the complete review

This is the second baby bath seat I've reviewed this week, and all I can say is 'how hard is it to make a good baby bath seat?' You can see from the picture what this is all about - a framework seat holds your baby up so you can have two free hands to wash them. The coloured blocks on the front are there to keep your baby entertained (yeah ...  Read the complete review

I purchased the Safety 1st swivel bath seat for my child when she was about 6 months old and had just learnt to sit up by herself. It was an awkward and stressful time for bathing. Too big for baby tubs and bath supports, too small and unsteady to sit in the bath alone. What to do!? argh... Then I came across the Safety 1st bath seat ...  Read the complete review

I purchased one of these seats for my baby when he was around 6 months and was getting frustrated as he wanted to sit up in the bath but i was worried about him toppling over. It cost me around £7 which i though was a very good price. The seat is made of blue plastic and has suction pads on the bottom to attach it to the bath. It also has a bar on ...  Read the complete review

I bought this seat from Boots for about £9 when my daughter was about seven months old. I thought it was the ideal purchase as she was a very wriggly baby and as soon as she grew out of her smaller bath cradle I needed to get something to keep her in one place at least. It came in the box whole and it was just ready to put straight ...  Read the complete review

If you have read my other reviews on bath time accessories then you will know that I have not been that impressed with bath related products so far and I'm afraid this is the same:( Ibought it when my son started sitting up at about 7 months and it cost around £7. The one I have is blue and is made of hard plastic. It has four suction ...  Read the complete review

This was one my best buys when my son was small I bought it for around £12 and thats a small price to pay for peice of mind. Meant he was safe in the bath and i kept my hands free, The four suction caps never failed althought i used to put a towel over the back and bottom of the seat cos otherwise it was just bare plastic and not the most ...  Read the complete review

I bought this chair for my son when he was six months old as he was slipping and sliding all over the bath at bath times. He had just starting sitting up unaided but was nowhere near steady enough to sit up in the bath by himself. I purchased this from Asda and paid £9.99 for it, although prices do vary depending on where you purchase it from. The ...  Read the complete review

I bought this seat for my little boy from toys r us for £7.99 as he had now outgrown the seat we had when he was first born. It is a sit up bath seat recommended for babies from 6 months and should not be used until your baby can sit unaided. The seat swivels 360° so that you can reach awkward places meaning bathing your baby is easy. It has 4 ...  Read the complete review

I have to say that i havent tried any other bath seat as i was instantly satisfied with these when i bought them. I purchased two of these bath seats for £7.99 at my local Tescos. Bathing twins was getting to be a chore and very difficult so i was on the hunt for something that would make life easier. I was attracted to these not only ...  Read the complete review

As our baby grew too big for her baby bath, we wanted to be able to bath her on the big bath, but were worried about her slipping, and how we would support her at the same time as washing her. She was sitting up, and liked to wriggle when we bathed her as she enjoys the water. We looked around Argos and Toys R Us, and eventually found ...  Read the complete review

We used a bath support when my son was younger, but as he got more mobile and fidgety, my husband and I decided to bath with him. He loved the freedom and was able to splash about as much as he desired, while playing with his many bath toys. The problem is, it takes 2 people as I wouldn't dare try to climb in whilst holding him. I am going back to ...  Read the complete review

My sister brought this for me when I had my son and it proved not to be very useful. It is basically a seat that has three suction cups on the bottom. These make it stick in place to the bottom of the bath and therefore makes it safe and sturdy. Baby then sits in the seat area with one leg either side if the central bar, ...  Read the complete review

Safety 1st Swivel Bath Seat This is a safety device for babbies and toddlers to sit them upright and secure in the bath. My sister used this product for her children and found it very useful so mwhen mine came along it was passed onto me. The seat comes in two parts- The base, that has four suction cups that stick to the ...  Read the complete review

My mother brought one of these from the argos for £6.99 for my first daughter when she started to stay over night with her at about 8 months old. This was fantastic it meant she didnt have to try to hold on to a wriggling slippery baby in the bath at the same time as washing her. I know us women are supposed to be able to multitask but ...  Read the complete review

WARNING I beleive this product with the company name gives you a false sense of security and doesn't warn you to the dangers as well as they could. If you have a baby that like to move about and is wriggly do not use this item. I bathed my daughter yesterday using this seat as my partner wanted to watch doctor who on telly so I bathed her myself ...  Read the complete review