We started off bathing our daughter in a baby bath, like we had been shown at the hospital and antenatal classes. Surprisingly soon however, our little baby was too big for her baby bath, so we started bathing her in the 'big bath'. She really enjoyed all the room to kick around and play with her toys, but her parents weren't so impressed. It is quite hard to lean over the bath's side and hold onto your baby at all times. This became increasingly difficult as she began to kick around more; a slippery, wiggly baby is extremely difficult to hold onto! A solution was found in this baby bath seat. It is found in many retaillers for around £14.99, and is suitable ...  Read the complete review

So, I brought ofur little bundle of joy home from the hospital and I am on cloud nine...it's a beafutifl baby girl!!! yippee. Wonderful, she loves me! So lovely to sit and hold. Its been a few days now so lets bath her, obviously need to be careful of her belly button.....that was may only concern. I drew a bath, a lovely ergonomic baby bath, very expensive and fancy with a padded bottom for added comfort....given to me by my lovely sister in law, she spent a fortune on kitting out her 1st borns goodies.....good for me with hand-me-downs!!!! So I carried my bath into my perfectly lit, perfect temperature nursery, and gently lifted my perfect little girl into ...  Read the complete review

My son was very long from birth, so much so he filled the baby bath when the midwife was showing us what to do! He never seemed that comfortable in the baby bath because of this so we quickly looked for something else to move on to. We looked at a number of supports but the ergonomically shaped Tigex seat seemed an excellent choice. The Tigex bath seat is suitable from birth till about 8 months and can be used in a normal adult bath. It is made of a sturdy plastic molded so the baby is completely supported and comfortable in a lying position. Baby will feel save and happy (as will mum!). The plastic means it is durable and hygienic; it's really easy to ...  Read the complete review

Before I bought this, I read lots of reviews of baby bath supports. Some of the reviews said the more luxurious looking, fabric ones had a tendency to go mouldy if they weren't dried quickly enough, which is something that hadn't even crossed my mind when I set out to buy one. So I chose this one because it is plastic; it dries quickly and can be wiped clean when necessary. It is pretty sturdy and has small suckers underneath to attach it to your bath. It also has a guide to show you how deep the water should be. As a new mum I was a little nervous about bathing my baby in case he slipped or wriggled out of my grasp, but this seat meant that wasn't a ...  Read the complete review

When it came time for jessie to move from her baby bath to the real bath as she had out grown her little bath i began the hunt for a baby seat for her, i looked at the styles i had had with my other two children but jess wasnt any where near old enough for these as they required her to be able to sit up which at 10 weeks old she was far from being able to do so i was very pleased when i spotted this on amazon for £15 It is very basic in design it is a piece of plastic moulded up at the sides to stop jess being able to roll out or slip out of the seat and a piece at the bottom to stop her slipping streight down and out of the seat, It suctions to the bath with ...  Read the complete review