Can babies splash in the water with their hands while sitting in this product? The picture seems to suggest that there is a barrier there.
1835144
My daughter first used it at 8 months and she did. She was able to touch the water and put her toys in.It was a big hit and people would always comment about her being in this cute float.I bought this at a thrift shop for $5 and it was such a great buy.Hope this helps you!!!
1835145
There is a mesh screening between the inter and outer float rings which water will pool in and baby can splash around a bit. But it's unlikely that the baby will be able to reach outside the float rings to the actual pool/lake water. Hope this helps!! I loved this product and can't wait to start using it agin this summer!
1835146
Yes. If they are very little thiere is roomr in front of their tummy to splash. As they get bigger they can reach over the side. I have used this for several grandbabies at different ages and really like it. Of course, common sense keeps a hand on the device or immediately beside it.
1896538
I do not think that an adult & baby would be able to both sit in the pool (check demensions). I sit next to the pool when my daughter is in it.
1242647
It would float on water no problem but with a child inside it would probably tip over, unless someone was tightly holding onto it preventing it from tipping
1764113
No, You can "pretend" but baby does not "drink" and "wet" like a baby alive doll would; if that's what you had in mind. There is no hole in the back of baby's mouth.
525037
I cannot put my hand in it, but my kid can. I use a brush, but I am using filtered water so I only have to do it once in a great while.
1847341
No it does not float. The biggest down side to it is that it soaks up TOO much water. This makes if comfy and secure for the child but it is very heavy and hard to wring out.
1156521
You would need to hold your child in the float. Our four month old is on the larger side and still needs some support.
1680022
I think a toddler could probably dump some of the water out of this bowl. It would however, be more difficult than a regular bowl since it has a tight fitting lid. I use it in the car all the time & have never had water splash out.
2074452
Yes you could. We tried it but my little one likes to splash too much so we sit it in the adult bath tub now. I really LOVE this tub by the way. It is much safer and more comfortable for my son than the first one I had.
1781593
I bought this for my grandson, and we all agree it is one of our best baby purchases. The bottom of the tub is a little like an air mattress that you use in a swimming pool. There is a little inflatable piece intended to be a small wedge to keep the baby from sliding while sitting,but you don't have to inflate. We never do, so it just lays flat. I don't see any reason you could not lay your baby flat. We absolutely love this tub. It is protective, comfortable, and we have used it since my grandson was 7 mos. old (he is 11 mos now).
1880666
No! I bought 2 of these - one for my 5 yr old grandson and one for my 6 yr old grandson. The toy does not work as advertised. The method of pumping air into it to get it to surface is flawed. The tube is too small to allow enough air in to displace the water. Both boys played with it in the swimming pool and the bay but were disappointed. If you just want it as a toy and don't expect it to submerge or surface it is ok. I wish I could have given you a better answer.
1489138
I have and it works fine for me. Sits baby up good so he can splash around. It does slide tho so still be with bby every second.
2279708
No. You cannot put this toy in water. It has a speaker and batteries within the toy that makes noise. My son, however, did put it in after I told him not to and the electronics within the toy have since stopped working. I hope this helps.
1429889
No. This has 2 holes for the child's legs to go through (in a mesh basket) so that the child is held upright when in the water.
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I think so. I just got it for my 2 year old son and he has used quite a few times with no issues.just be careful if the position of his privates because the splash guard isn't super high, but still suffices. My son actually prefers this over the potty.
1682131
Yes! The sections with the inflatable rings are very narrow. Most of this float is mesh (baby LOVES to splash!). I was pool-side, babe in arms, and it took me no time at all!
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It would definitely float. However, I think the water level may go into the space where the child would be. Maybe if there were only a few inches of water. We have never tried it, but I can tell you the kids have a great time rolling each other around.