Doesn't using this in say a bathroom sink make it difficult to rinse baby? Doesn't the faucet get in the way? Baby could hit faucet & change temp!!
454813
It was near impossible trying to rinse my son in the sink for various reasons including the fact that the faucet does indeed get in the way and I was constantly afraid that my son's head would hit the faucet.
370697
I guess it would depend on what type of faucet you have, but I've never had an issue and I've used the puj tub with 2 babies now. They were so little and weren't coordinated or strong enough to reach or hit the faucet, let alone change the temperature. And the faucet doesn't get in the way of bathing since they are laying back in the tub. I've never found it hard to rinse the babies but each person has their own method, I'm sure.
454814
We bathed him in the kitchen sink and had a pull out faucet. Baby that fits in here wouldn't really be able to change the temp at that age. We loved it til he was over a year. Then we switched to a tub in tub.
454815
No it doesn't . Of course this only works if you have a large enough sink and needless to say you should be watching your baby so they don't accidentally change the temperature
203596
It won't fit in the sink...even if your sink was big. This baby bath tub is about 2'4". I plan to use it either in the bath tub or over a drop cloth anywhere in the house.
383716
It really is unpleasant to say the least... If you need that you will have to have something external that hooks to both hot and cold water with faucets and feeds into this bidet. All toilets I've seen so far would be impossible for such a solution to be put in place because only cold water feeds the toilet seat.
203594
I'm sorry I use the tub in my bath tub. Didn't try it in the sink since mine is small also.
1417156
Once my baby sat up she couldn't use this seat. Sitting in the bath alone was slippery. And dangerous! I bought a disney blow up bath tub. It's $11 on here. It's for traveling but it fits perfect in the tub. My baby can sit and move around in it and I don't have to worry about her slipping and hitting her head.
384367
If your sink nozzle is small enough for the hose to hook up to. Mine isn't, but I use it in the bathroom anyway.
1383279
I bought this for a gift and assume that they put it inside the large bathtub they have at their home.Boiled kettle water would be too hot for the baby and I don't recommend doing that. if you do not have a bathtub in your bathroom, I would put it somewhere close to a sink and use a large pit perhaps?
1749336
I just cannot see how this thing is going to come in contact with the water in the bowl, unless you drop it in there. On the other hand the water being sprayed may and I emphasis "may" come in contact with it. Just wash it in the sink with soap like you use for your hands-good enough to clean your hands good enough to clean this item IMHO
1277350
It's not too strong, but would be cold and also dangerous to sit a baby on the toilet and spray their bottom. That just seems crazy
2122689
It's small. I personally don't use it. Yes, it can go just under my babies bottom but I dont want my childs head touching the changing table either! Use your own
343298
the spout only works if the baby bites into it. Try using your fingers to pinch the spout. it should squirt out some liquid. If not, double check that the air vent is not stuck together.
981340
If you have the arched type, this spout will not work. The spout does not work well in general. The "safe temperature" range gives you water that is too cold for the baby's bath. You are better off buying one of the floating thermometers instead.
125247
My 9 month old can remove this, which is extremely frustrating. I do NOT have a shower pull on top of the faucet, so I'm assuming that little extra would help prevent the babies and toddlers removing it. I'm currently still on the hunt to find one she can't remove!
809477
The faucet doesn't control hot & cold. Hot and cold are controlled by the main water handle on the bathtub!
178826
Did you try squeezing the water out. If it still doesn't maybe baby will be able to suck the water out which is what we did. Provided the water is fit for drinking
1782289
No, but it's not too bad. My daughter stayed put, for the most part. Unless I used baby oil while she was in it. THEN it got slippery! I didn't want to put the baby oil on her when she was on the changing table, so I thought it would be easier to clean up if I put it on her in the baby bath tub. I was wrong. Took forever to clean it out, so it wasn't so slippery anymore.
1120976
I think if it is near a sink and gets splashed on frequently, it will eventually "bubble". Mist from a shower wouldn't be an issue, but actual splash from handwashing by a sink would be.