Good for two in the tub at once
This is not my first kid - and therein was my dillema.  How to fit a baby and a toddler in the same bathtub?  For kid #1, we got the inflatable duckie tub (munchkin, I think) and it was fantastic for a baby learning how to sit.  It got moldy right around the time that he was ready for the big tub all himself, so we tossed it and were fine.  And then we had another one.  :)  Duckie tub was going to be my go-to item, but it's too big to fit in the tub along with another kid.  We really wanted both kids to have fun in the tub together, but this is a tall order at these ages.<br /><br />I found this and it looked like the best option.  For our purposes, it works great.  It's like having a third hand in the bathtub for your kid.  It will not save your kid from disaster, for sure, you need to be right there.  But my 7 month old has figured it out, tried to plop face forward, and still has been able to prop herself back up, no issue.  It all depends on your baby's development and personality, and how you use it.<br /><br />It does weigh a ton after bathtime, but we've been drying it out per instructions and have had no issue (we're one month in).<br /><br />If we were just bathing one kid at a time, I'd probably go for the duckie tub again.  But since we have two, it really has helped.  It's let me wash them both at the same time, the older one gets to help a little more, and I don't have the slippery soapy baby issue anymore.  She's gotten more time to splash and play in the tub too since I don't have to wisk her out of the tub as soon as she's clean.  Glad I got this.  :)
Rating: 4 stars