baby bath supports so they can splash around ?

[ladykara]

i already have

https://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31JvEX3HztL._SX315_SY375_.jpg


But she cant splash her arms and legs very well unless i put her at a angle with her legs over the side. . Can anyone recommend any ? she is 4 months and cant sit unaided yet.

 

[anna matronic]

The one Evan is in in my avatar (not that u can see it too well) is brilll! His arms and legs are free to splash about but he is also half laying and it is very solid and never slips and he's never come out of it

https://www.mothercare.com/Mothercare-Ergonomic-Bath-Support/dp/B003154G9C?_encoding=UTF8&

Mine is not this one I don't think as my friend gave it to me, but is pretty much the same x

 

[Torz]

I got one from Asda, was about £7 same as the one in the link above. Its been great soo far

 

[BabyJayne]

I had the same one, but I stopped using it at about 4 months old. Instead I just laid Madeline on the floor of the bath with just a couple of inches of water in. She still has baths like that now, and can splash to her hearts content (which is a lot!) x

 

[rainbows_x]

I actually used a head support I got with Ava's playmat when she was 4 months

About two weeks ago she's really started loving the bath, she can splash and move as much as she likes. Now she goes in with the head rest, but if it moves she's not too fussed (and I'm obviously there to make sure she doesn't roll over) or she goes in with her daddy.

 

[ladykara]

thanks guys, i have seen two types of bath supports (like the mothercare one) so will see if i can find on ebay... I also have a head support which came with the summer chair so will try that in the mean time

 

[Waiting2bMommy]

We have https://www.pujbaby.com/ and my son loves it.