Plastic baby tub or mesh baby seat?

Glitterdiva · Jun 21st, 2013, 12:25 PM

Ok at a complete loss in the world of babies.....
What's best for new borns at bath time? Plastic tub or mesh seat?
Thanks

ChickenMommy · Jun 21st, 2013, 12:31 PM

We had a plastic tub for our daughter and are reusing it for baby. its a 4Moms tub, dirty water drains out, while clean water is always filtering in, and theres a built in thermometer that will sound an alarm if the water is too hot. i seriously LOVE that tub.

Glitterdiva · Jun 21st, 2013, 12:41 PM

Not sure I can afford that

I'm looking at something very cheap off eBay

hulahoop09 · Jun 21st, 2013, 12:51 PM

We brought a plastic bath tub but I have got rid of.it.as I.preferred washing lo in our bath using a towelling bath support from.mothercare which only cost £10

Xx

shaunasmommy · Jun 21st, 2013, 13:01 PM

When dd was a newborn, for the first few weeks I would put some water in the sink and lay a folded towel right beside the sink, and I would lay her on it and wrap my arm around her and under her head to support. I would use a baby wash cloth to wash/rinse her and her hair. When she got to where she was moving too much, I then got a baby bath tub for her, just a cheapie from walmart.

BubsMom17 · Jun 21st, 2013, 13:32 PM

While DS was a newborn we just washed him in the kitchen sink on a towel to prevent slipping. Once he was strong enough to be able to sit reclined comfortably, we switched to a baby tub. The one I got has an infant insert, and then it can be removed for bigger babies that can sit up on their own. Worked perfectly!

Soon2bemum · Jun 21st, 2013, 13:51 PM

With my son we had a bath bucket from mothercare. It was a little strange using it the first few times but after it was great. He was able to be covered in water to stop him from getting cold & it really helped to bring up his wind. X

chicka.chicka · Jun 21st, 2013, 13:54 PM

I've evolved from plastic tub to mesh seat to now I just lay a hand towel in the bottom of the tub, put about an inch of water in the tub, and lay them on the towel. We've always had pretty small bathrooms and having the extra hardware of a tub or mesh seat is a hassle. The towel thing works just fine.

hulahoop09 · Jun 21st, 2013, 14:18 PM

Kitchen sink would be a lot easier for sure unfortunately ours is tiny and our kitchen has no heating

Xx

SurpriseMom2B · Jun 21st, 2013, 15:01 PM

Unless someone gifts me a tub, I plan on using the kitchen sink also, I just don't want the storage of a baby tub. But if someone gives me one I will gladly try it out.

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ChickenMommy Pregnant (Expecting) Active BnB Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Quantico, VA Posts: 417	We had a plastic tub for our daughter and are reusing it for baby. its a 4Moms tub, dirty water drains out, while clean water is always filtering in, and theres a built in thermometer that will sound an alarm if the water is too hot. i seriously LOVE that tub.

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Glitterdiva Pregnant (Expecting) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Cheshire Posts: 1,113	Not sure I can afford that I'm looking at something very cheap off eBay

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hulahoop09 Mum (Mom) BnB Elite Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: West Midlands, UK Posts: 12,697	We brought a plastic bath tub but I have got rid of.it.as I.preferred washing lo in our bath using a towelling bath support from.mothercare which only cost £10 Xx

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shaunasmommy Pregnant (Expecting) Active BnB Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Illinois Posts: 649	When dd was a newborn, for the first few weeks I would put some water in the sink and lay a folded towel right beside the sink, and I would lay her on it and wrap my arm around her and under her head to support. I would use a baby wash cloth to wash/rinse her and her hair. When she got to where she was moving too much, I then got a baby bath tub for her, just a cheapie from walmart.

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BubsMom17 Pregnant (Expecting) BnB Addict Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 3,268	While DS was a newborn we just washed him in the kitchen sink on a towel to prevent slipping. Once he was strong enough to be able to sit reclined comfortably, we switched to a baby tub. The one I got has an infant insert, and then it can be removed for bigger babies that can sit up on their own. Worked perfectly!

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Soon2bemum Pregnant (Expecting) Active BnB Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Northampton Posts: 293	With my son we had a bath bucket from mothercare. It was a little strange using it the first few times but after it was great. He was able to be covered in water to stop him from getting cold & it really helped to bring up his wind. X

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chicka.chicka Mum (Mom) Active BnB Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Utah (USA) Posts: 323	I've evolved from plastic tub to mesh seat to now I just lay a hand towel in the bottom of the tub, put about an inch of water in the tub, and lay them on the towel. We've always had pretty small bathrooms and having the extra hardware of a tub or mesh seat is a hassle. The towel thing works just fine.

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hulahoop09 Mum (Mom) BnB Elite Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: West Midlands, UK Posts: 12,697	Kitchen sink would be a lot easier for sure unfortunately ours is tiny and our kitchen has no heating Xx

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SurpriseMom2B Pregnant (Expecting) Active BnB Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Prince Edward Island, Canada Posts: 412	Unless someone gifts me a tub, I plan on using the kitchen sink also, I just don't want the storage of a baby tub. But if someone gives me one I will gladly try it out.

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