Can this tub be used inside an adult bathtub instead of a sink?
1473974
Yes. The sling works well for newborns. I have a 3 month old who can't sit up just yet. She is too big for the sling but slips on the hard foam surface so I've been putting a bath foam behind her on this tub
1473975
Yes, but contrary to what one person said, it's not too big for a kitchen sink if you have a standard two-basin sink. It does also sit in a standard bath tub just fine.
1473976
No. It is too big for my bathroom or kitchen sink, so I have been using it in the adult bathtub. But the drain hole is placed a way that it is completely sealed against the floor of the adult bathtub and the water does not drain at all. one of us has to pick up the baby and the other has to lift and tilt the baby tub to drain it half way through the bath!
602567
Depends on how big your sink is. My sink was too small and it is double tub. It is more for a bathtub though. I highly recommend this tub for the older months when you have to put them in a tub. The seat feature is awesome for when they sit up. If your baby is still small enough for sink just buy a cheap one for the sink but buy this for when they can sit up! You will be thankful.
1975102
This is not meant for use in a bathtub so I would suggest not using it in a bathtub. I would only use this for an aquarium type set up.
798345
I use it in my bathtub but since it comes in different sizes you have to measure the diameter of the drain in the bathtub and/or your sink to determine if it will work for you.
1114721
No, the tub is too big for a bathroom sink. I set it in the bathtub and just lean over the side to bathe my baby girl.
2112036
Yes. It shouldnt be submerged in a tub or a sink full of water but it is ok to use in a shower.
2145084
No a child cannot use this in the bathtub. The material is not made for water, very flimsy.
1880668
Yes, but a parent will need to explain how to sink it. It is about 5 inches high so the tub water would need to be a little higher than 5 inches to work the best.
474950
Indoors would be kind of hard since if you have more people in the tub the water overflows....... if you had in like a basement with drain it would be ok.... but no special plug
1514440
I think it would be too big. For example, I have a normal-sized tub, and this takes up fully half of the length of the tub. But, because this has the two different halves, you might be able to safely situate it with the deeper, basin half in one half/side of the two-basin kitchen sink, and the other, slanted half's legs in the other side of the kitchen sink, if that makes sense.
106631
If you have a larger garden tub then yes definitely. If you have a regular size tub then you could fit them in there but they would be on the diagonal. I suggest getting rubber stoppers for the bottom alsp because the bath seat tends to slide
1649884
No. I suppose your child could use it in the bath as it would float, but it is for a flat surface so the child can operate its features.
136803
No, it won't fit in the bathtub, but works very well on top of a flat bed, twin size or larger. It's helpful for an invalid who can't bathe in a regular bathtub.
1300203
It is really not suitable for a bathtub. While the leg height is adjustable, I don't think it would be practicable in a tub. Maybe if it is a large two person tub it would work but it really is designed for a free standing shower. Hope this helps.
122431
We used it with a double sink...however, ours wasn't that large. So we have since switched to another style tub because at 11 lbs he didn't have room to stretch his legs.
1114720
No, I would say it is too large for a bathroom sink. It is perfect for a kitchen sink or in the bathtub.
647776
I don't know enough about plumbing to know why it couldn't be used for a tub fill. I just think it would take a very long time to fill. Tub faucets have a wider spout to allow for a greater flow of water. I know there are faucets like this for the tub, but would definitely be a larger unit.