Would this product be good for keeping a baby from slipping while sitting in the bath?
1965425
Yes I will admit that the design is great for that. Both of my children (one baby and one toddler) are both very very active in the bathtub and used it for a few months. Neither of them fell. I hope this helps.
1965426
It certainly wouldn't cause the baby to slip. It would also be good for using to keep the baby from touching the tub surface, which appears to be clean, but you never know. I use the item to keep me from slipping in my shower/tub. I had slipped prior to getting it and haven't had that occasion since.
37471
Can this be used to prevent kids from falling off the play area as a circumference?
1152868
It states that it can be used for a newborn...but i would be hesitant. The tub is slippery and newborns are so wiggly it just seems a bad combination. I used it around 4-6 months. Hope this helps.
1489136
The bottom of the seat has that green foot so it might slip in the tub. The Bebe Pod or Bumbo would do better in the tub. Hope this helps! We have this seat and the Bebe Pod and our Little Man loves them both. We use the Bebe Pod for when we go to restaurants :-) Our Little Guy is 4.5 months old
2110618
Possibly if you have a large tub. Your best bet would be to measure your the tub. One baby bath is 27" long. Once my little one outgrew the baby bath I bought a baby bath mat that sticks to the bottom of the tub. I wish I would have started using this sooner and that would accommodate two babies.
1315666
Yes!! Worth the money!! I have a 1 yr old and 3 year old that are all over the place in the tub! They haven't slipped since I bought this.
1144658
That is how I use it and it was the main reason I bought it. It provides a nice smooth, firm surface for the baby to lay on. When they are young and not mobile, it is perfectly fine to use and should not present a safety issue.
1603452
Sounds expensive and the tub is so small, you'd have to get a lot of it.... Otherwise it's a great product.... Could be slippery. Good luck.
1417155
We used this tub as a transition from the infant tub until our large baby boy was over a year old. He could sit on his own in the tub at about 6 months but we still felt this tub was great for helping rinse the shampoo from his hair so his face didn't get wet. Once you're baby is able to sit unassisted on their own, you can probably just use the bath tub but it's nice to have this around for rinsing. Hope that's helpful!
1782290
The inside is made of the same material as the outside; however, we didn't have a problem with slipping. The tub fits the baby snugly while they're bathing and you're preparing to take them out.
173740
Possibly. You can buy an insert to help keep baby snug if it doesn't work as is.
1315667
I think this product might be one of the top choices for non-slip, when compared to others. One additional good thing about the Gatorgrip, asides from a good grip for the feet, is that it has a slight cushion, in case of a fall. Having shower grip bars and/or a shower seat would also be good ideas to consider, in addition to this product.
1579357
It is very flexible and can be forced into an area that size but greatly reduces area for baby to lay. My recommendation is to us it in you bathtub with only about an inch of warm water in bottom of tub. Push up and down on the bath pad so it absorbs the warm water and your baby will be warmed by it. Just be sure to fold up a towel or rug for under your knees (beside the tub) so mom can be comfy too!
393602
My experience with tub is great. Wished i had it already with my older one. It's space saving and you can use it until toddler age + later on for laundry or whatever. Infant did slide, so i placed a large washcloth in tub to give the baby a soft layer to be on and it fixed the sliding problem :)
505767
No it's not slippery at all. My son is a maniac in the bath tub and it works just fine for him. The bottom of the tub inflates a little bit, and has the texture of one of those no slip bath mats.
43419
I would not use it in the bath. Perhaps a small inflatable air-filled pool toy would be more appropriate.
280638
Yes, I have used it in my shower for over a year as I was concerned about my grandchildren slipping in the shower. It stays in place with a firm grip. A feeling of safety when getting in and out of shower also.