Luxury Baby Bathtub with Wooden Stand – 3-Stage Convertible, Ergonomic & Back-Saving Design

Great option for parents without a bath tub who care about their backs
The home we moved into a few months before our baby was born didn’t have a bath tub. We thought we’d be fine with sink baths or using that whale-shaped infant tub. That lasted 2 times! We realized with sink baths we’d have to make sure the sink was totally empty, which was a challenge in those tiring early postpartum days and with the bath on the shower floor we needed a stool for us to sit on and it just wasn’t ergonomic. We wanted to be able to look forward to bath time, which already necessitates some prep in even the best conditions.I saw this posted when there were only 5 reviews and no photos. I was hesitant because of the price, but a few weeks later there were more reviews with photos showing how sturdy the tub was. So I took the plunge (pun intended) and bought it, figuring that a few sessions at the physical therapists office for a tweaked back could easily get up to $500.What we love:* How easy it was to put together.*How sturdy the tub is. The plastic is also very thick. I feel confident putting my baby in it and filling the tub with water.*The “post” that keeps the bath from sliding down. Of course we practice safe-bathing habits, but it’s a lot more secure than many baby baths that just have a sling to keep the baby in a curved position.*Baby loves it too! The first time we put her in there she visibly relaxed and sighed. With the other baths she seemed more stressedWhat’s okay but raises mild concerns*The drain tube came out one time. Admittedly I was holding the tube a bit weird so it’d go immediately down our shower drain, so I stopped doing that. That said, it made me wonder if we could buy a replacement part if we needed it*The squishy pad for the baby to lay on and goes around the post is nice. But I am concerned, based on reviews of other squishy bath pads–that it will get moldy sooner than we’d like. For now I make sure to give it a good ring. There are instructions for washing it in the machine, but I’m not sure about drying since there’s no way to remove the suction cups and I don’t want them warping with the heat. I also unzipped the pad and there’s really no way to remove the filling and get it back it (so not sure why there are zippers anyway except to check for mold?) I suppose we could use a thick towel if this becomes unusable, but it goes back to my point about the option for buying replacement parts.Overall, we’re pleased with this purchase. We’ll see how using it without the legs goes in many months when she needs to transition.

No bending
Even though this seems a little pricy it was a “back saver”.

ONE TUB THAT LOOKS LIKE SPA
Amazing tub!!! Built to last and looks luxurious! Easy to build. Cannot wait for my little ones spa bath tomorrow !!

Over priced.
Not worth $519.00 out of your minds. This probably cost $20-25 to make.