Angelcare Baby Bath Support (Gray) | Ideal for Babies Less Than 6 Months Old

I was looking for a baby bath that wasn’t super bulky, dries easily to prevent mold and was still safe for newborn/infant stages and this checked all those boxes! It’s super easy to use, easy to clean, and fits nicely in the tub. To dry I just sit it upright in the tub and then I use the little hook on the back of the tub to hang it on the back of the door for storage. I like the design, the color and the ease of cleaning. I was worried it would smell like chemical like a previous brand I had tried but this one doesn’t! It supported my newborn really well and he doesn’t slip around as he’s gotten older and more mobile. 10/10 recommend

Love this for my newborn! It is so easy to just set in the bath, wash up the baby, and hang it back up to dry! I went with this option (3rd child) because the other infant tubs I find can be a pain constantly having to pull it all out set it up drain it and than having to clean that tub as it starts to get all yucky after a few uses. This seat goes right in your bathtub, has non slip grips, soft for the baby, hangs up to air dry, and is a cute pink color for girls! My baby fit in it a few days after birth about 9 lbs and still fits in it perfectly at 14 pounds and I’m sure will fit at 20 pounds! Highly recommend

This baby bath is so useful and convenient. It is great for small babies and it grows with them as well. A great purchase that will last a good amount of time with many uses. Definitely worth the buy!

I use this to wash my newborn and I think it’s a totally great newborn essential. Super safe for infants and easy to wash them in this. Comes in multiple colors and the design is just smart whoever came up with this. It keeps them in the water and secures them in the holder. Totally recommend and this is an amazing price for this.

I wish we had this from the start. We spent 3 months using Frida 4 in 1 sling/tub, and I dreaded bath time. The sling wasn't supportive and I couldn't let go of my little one, or she would drown.This bath support is a dream! I don't normally write reviews, but this was such a game changer, I had to let new parents know, THIS is the bath seat you want for kids under 6 months. It is by far way safer than the sling tubs. It's lightweight, easy to dry, and yet it it sturdy enough to hold my 4 month old who just learned to roll in place. Not to mention it actually holds her, even while kicking happily in the water. I can actually let go and she doesnt move, unlike the sling where she woukdve slid right down into the water. The seating positon is much better than slings as it has a better angle for head and neck support. She likes this so much better because she is free to kick her feet. Not to mention, this is way cheaper!!Only drawback is you have to put in the tub and fill it, but we don't use too much water and it works fine. It's also much cheaper than other options.Get this, and have peace of mind at bath time, and actually have fun!

My daughter is six months old, and soon she won't be needing a bath seat anymore as she's sitting up very well already, but her old Summer Infant Deluxe seat was starting to run in the mesh at the very front of it, and I decided it was time for a new one. So I searched all the reviews, and the Angelcare Bath seat for infants seemed to fit the bill for what I was looking for. Unlike the Summer Infant, it has a thick rubber mesh lining versus a thin material mesh lining. I loved how durable and strong this feels compared to the Summer Infant, and another huge plus was that the bottom of this one is encased in rubber so it wouldn't slip or slide around in the tub. In the Summer Infant, I finally had to put down a rubberized mat as it kept sliding as I was trying to bath my daughter. This also hangs up more easily (I used a command strip on the side of the shower wall), and after her bath it was a breezes to hang up and let air dry.As for the actual use of it, and again, my daughter is six months old, and 26 inches long, she fits it fine. I do dislike that there isn't much of a seat for her to sit up as it's all angles on this one, and it does force her to be squished fully to the upraised area, which makes cleaning her bottom a little difficult. Also I did find this bath seat still moved around in the tub while I bathed her, and had to pull out the rubberized mat again.Ultimately, this would be ideal when my daughter was a newborn, but still works fine with her being six months. I found she had more room on the Summer Infant, it does recline, and I did like the headrest on the Summer Infant; however it has a huge problem with weight limit and the plastic area on the recline. I couldn't understand why my daughter started crying at bath time as she loves the water, but found out the plastic that helps the seat to recline is raised, and with my daughters weight bearing down on it, it caused the plastic to bite into her skin!! I felt horrible!!! We have since totally switched to the Angelcare bath, and while I do dislike the raised area in the front, I can deal with that any day over hard plastic hurting my child! I will say with the Angelcare, I don't have to use much water in the tub as it is low, and my daughter loves to recline and kick her feet causing waves in the tub now.

I bought another bath tub that sits baby up more and didn’t realize how likely uncomfortable it would be for a newborn baby, who cannot sit up and his head still needs support. I think my first tub is more for 1 year olds or so. I was constantly scared my newborn would slip under the water or would hurt his neck. I got this ‘bath tub’ and it is PERFECT. He sits in the basin perfectly and looked sooo much more relaxed, was kicking his feet in the water and relaxing laid back with the water up to the top of his belly. Bonus points that I didn’t have to worry any longer about holding his head up while he cries because he’s uncomfortable/incapable of sitting up. Bath time was peaceful and he seemed to love it! Get this for your newborns!