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Rozita · 24/08/2007 15:01

Hi,
I?m 37week pregnancy and still hesitate about baby bath
I saw this design at mother care.
Please do you know it?
Thank for your advice and testimony.

www.mothercare.com/gp/product/B000IVQQIQ/sr=1-2/qid=1187622499/ref=sr_1_2/026 -2468815-1875625?ie=UTF8&m=A2LBKNDJ2KZUGQ&n=44536031&mcb=core
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Are your children’s vaccines up to date?
Tigana · 24/08/2007 15:05

this one?

Tigana · 24/08/2007 15:06

Personally I never used a baby bath, just put baby in normal bath with shallow water.

Looks like this one would be good for preventing achey back/shoulders from bending over bath on floor etc though.

Tigana · 24/08/2007 15:07

You'd need to check it would actually fit over your bath.

fedupwasherwoman · 24/08/2007 15:19

I used one like that and it was excellent if you've had a c-section as it avoids you having to bend over too much. It saves water too as you only need a small amount in it rather than having to run enough to put a few inches in your main bath.

Ds's did grow out of it rather quickly though and we moved on to a reclining bath seat in the main bath

Gemy · 25/08/2007 09:26

We did get a baby bath but only used it a few times before getting a reclining bath seat from M&P that had suckers and stuck to the main bath. Then we progressed to a bath ring. The baby bath was just too cumbersome for me. Otherwise, when we first got DD home we used the bathroom sink which was a good height too.

winemakesmummyclever · 25/08/2007 10:11

I'm with Gemy - the reclining bath seats are great, particularly if you have a bad back, are recovering from c/s or have funny sized/shaped baths. Plus you have your hands free to wash/play with baby. Ds loved his and we used it until he was about 9 months old.

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