Practical practical practical
Call me crazy but babies, just like adults, should bathe in the bathroom. After using different counter-top bathers I finally realized how ridiculous it is to be giving my children a bath in the kitchen. I picked this up after having a particularly bad experience with a foldable bather. Yes, it's hard to dry .... cause it's a stuffed fabric bather! Duh.<br />I drain the bathtub itself as I'm pulling my daughter out, prop the Hug Tub up against the interior side of the tub to let gravity work, give it 10 to 15 minutes, then shake, squeeze and hang on the shower curtain rod to drip dry onto my 'kneeler' towel. Oh what a hassle .... not.<br />This product just makes sense. Non-slip bottom, soft and comfy for baby, designed for them to lounge as little ones and then sit up supported as they get bigger and stronger.<br />Oh and for everyone complaining about how it starts to smell from being wet: there's a great invention called the washing machine. Every few weeks I pop mine in the washer by itself with 2 rinse cycles, and extra spin and poof - good as new.
Rating: 5 stars