To what size/age can this tub be used?
1177926
It's best to use for an infant that is at least 3 months old. I tried using it for my son when he was two weeks and he kept sliding down the cushioned support making it difficult to wash him.
339664
The inside of the tub is about 19" long and about 10 1/2" wide. The tub is an inflatable so it "gives" a bit (as opposed to a plastic tub). Sit your child down and measure the length of the legs etc. in the sitting position. If more than approximately 20" the child is probably too long for this tub.
587894
Depends on how tall the side of the tub is too. My mother-in-law is only 5' so plenty tall for her. She has an old fashioned short sided tub. Not having it right in front of me I believe the tall part of the grip is around 18" tall, so add that to the height of the tub. Unless he is extremely handicapped I don't think it would cause him problems, might have to bend over a little.
1522609
Right now my baby is about 24inches and 15lbs. She's almost 5 months and can still use it but she enjoys bathtime much more now so we use the Angel care seat because she's surrounded by the water (it has tiny holes everywhere). She can still use it in her whale tub. The size of my baby will fit in it still but now she prefers to be more immersed in the water with her new seat. Hope this helps answer your question.
430591
it will not fit without a little work but it should be easy to put a wood block against the tub, measure to be sure, about 3-4 inches would be good. Even paint it if you want it to look better. good luck.
1539506
I don't think it would. It is about the same size as our old infant tub. I just use it in the regular bath tub. Honestly, if you will be bathing multiple children, the angelcare support is awesome. I use it to bathe my toddler and infant in the same tub at the same time.
2110621
In a standard residential tub (about 53.5 inches), you can fit two. Because they are inflatable, there is enough flexibility to squish together to get that extra 1/2 inch. Two will not fit in a garden style tub and I don't know if hotel tubs are as long as standard residential tubs. I agree with the concern of the water spout though and would also warn that when really soapy or when washing off sunscreen, these suckers get slippery. So managing 2 separately (depending on how young the twins are) could get tricky under those circumstances. Hope this helps.
13576
my daughter is 2 years old, 32lbs and 37 inches tall and still has room to fit in it. I am not sure how big your 3 year old is. I would say they might be too big for the tub. Just my opinion.
1796868
I'd say until like 1 year old. I found by the time my son was older he just wanted to be in the big tub without this bath because it was easier to splash and play better. Side bar I didn't love this tub because it doesn't hold water. Then you have to fill the tub so full to get enough water to pool in the little tub. I used an inflatable one instead so he could splash more and just used this when traveling and needed something safe for him to sit in for a quick bath.
1873164
We have been able to but it barely fits. A deep tub would be best. If you remove the motor, it fits better.
1276365
yes to all questions. Make sure you have someone set it up to fit your tub.Have someone that has used one to give you instruction on how to use it safely.you wll love it Norma
570318
I have bought 3 of these tubs as baby gifts so am not able to respond to the question.
1212974
I would say you could use this maybe up to a year.. My DS is 4 months so I'm not sure.. I say for this product you won't want to use your bath enter... It should/would be enough I wouldn't think to use it with anything else.. But I'm sure you cold :) I love this product ! :)
206541
I'm sure they could both fit in the tub together. The only issue I'd see depends on how high you like the water level for your older child...this bath pad doesn't float, really, and it takes maybe 3-4" in our tub then the water is around our son's ears. I know some people put more water in the tub for their older kids.
1796871
This will work for at least another year...they will fit in it until they can sit in tub safely without assistance. Also check the LeachCo bath flipper -- just got that yesterday for my 8 month old and I really like it. It's much smaller and isn't as cumbersome to drain. I had the bath and bumper for my now 3 year old.
119709
I really liked the product and it works very well. You can technically fit a toddler in the tub but it becomes tough to actually give them a bath without getting water everywhere after they are beyond 15-18 lbs or so, especially if your child likes to play and splash in water.
976905
According to the manual: This Tub is intended for babies from birth to the time just before they can sit up on their own (approximately 5-8 months old). So as Samantha said, it depends on your little one. My kiddos each used it until around 6-7 months. My nephew was ready to take on the world and wouldn't sit still in it at 4 months. My niece used it at 1. Hope that helps!