Euro Bath

Pros: Roomy, able to be used through many stages

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: Well worth the money if you don't have a tub or have a deep tub. Great look, great design

Review: What it is: The Primo Euro Bathtub is an infant/toddler bathtub that is usable from birth to 3 years. The tub is made out of hard plastic and has the shape of an old fashioned tub. Our Primo Bathtub happens to be a cream color but I know it ...

Pros: everything about it

Cons: well, it's a little big, but worth it

The Bottom Line: The Bottom Line is considerably cleaner once it's been in this tub.

Review: You know the story; you pick things out for your baby shower when you are clueless and inexperienced and get something that you end up hating but live with it just because you don't want to replace it. Such was the case with my previous baby bathtub, but ...

Pros: Safe, durable, good value, grows with your child, mold resistant, easy to clean.

Cons: Is a little large in size.

The Bottom Line: The perfect bathtub, really safe, durable, everything about this tub was designed by a genius. You won't realize how perfect it is unless you used a different tub first.

Review: Ok so if your like me, you put "bathtub" on your baby registry without giving it too much thought. Well we did that and the tub we got was usable but definently not ideal. It had one of those slings that clips into it that has a pad in it that of course ...

Pros: Great for newborns through toddlers! Well-designed and affordable too.

Cons: Hard to find in stores, accessories almost impossible to find in US

The Bottom Line: You can't go wrong with this excellently designed tub - it is fantastic for newborns all the way to toddlers - get one today!!

Review: I went through several other bathtubs (all too small and uncomfortable for me and my daughter) before stumbling upon this amazing bathtub. It is simply the best-designed bathtub on the market today - hands down!!

You use one end to bathe...

Pros: Size, shape, convertibility, color, gentle contours, light weight

Cons: Rather large--best stored in adult tub

The Bottom Line: This lightweight tub gives extra safety assurance with its wisely planned contours, and gently sloping shape. It's wonderful for babies from infant to toddler!

Review: We purchased this tub after our son was born and we had tried some terribly inferior competitors' tubs. In those he slipped down, howled and was miserable, but once we got the Primo Euro Bathtub everyone was happier! He is now 9 months old and LOVES ...

Pros: Secure, hands free, being submerged in some water keeps baby warm, perfect for double vanities

Cons: Hard plastic against head while baby is on the reclining side.

The Bottom Line: Best tub on the market. Safe and hands free!

Review: We registered for the Four Stage Bath System from The First Years, and after reading the reviews at several sites, I took it back just before my baby was born. I picked up the Primo Euro Bathtub because it was only $5 more, and got great reviews. Well t ...

Pros: Durable, Size, Hands free, Longevity

Cons: Drains slowly

The Bottom Line: Fun, worry- and stress-free baths. What more could you want?

Review: I love this bathtub! After much research I found this to be the best rated tub out there. And I'll tell you why.

First of all, the design is awesome. This tub will last the first two years of your baby's life. You can lay your newborn on one...

Pros: safe for newborns; deep enough for older babies; hands-free use!

Cons: big (hard to store), expensive -- but well worth it!

Review: "He looks like he's ready for shipment!"

Our new Primo Eurotub had just arrived and I just couldn't wait for bathtime to try it out. If you've read my review of the Safety First folding bathtub, you know that I was less than...

Pros: Your baby won't outgrow this one! Fun for baby, easy to clean, feels safe.

Cons: None. Size is no more inconvenient than other tubs. Store it under the crib!

The Bottom Line: There is no "perfect" baby tub . . . except for this one! Actually holds enough water for big babies to play in, and keeps them secure.

Review: When I bought my first baby tub, I was thinking about saving space and passed over the Primo. But a short 6 months later, my baby was so big there was hardly any room for water left in the tub! He couldn't splash or play, and the water turned cold ...

Pros: Secure for infants, can use two hands for bathing baby

Cons: Big! Hard to find in stores. Big!

The Bottom Line: Our daughter loves splashing around in this tub - a great tub if you have the space

Review: My first impressions of the Primo Euro bathtub (from pictures on the internet) were that it looked spare and uncomfortable. But after reading such great things about it here, I was convinced that this was the tub to have and I haven't regretted it ...