Tubside Bath Seat

Pros: Safer for baby (and parents), easy to use and clean, comfortable, good design.

Cons: May not fit all bathtubs...but it comes close.

The Bottom Line: The safest (and easiest) way we've found to give our wiggly baby a bath.

Review: Something we're noticing with our second child (Carter, now 8 months old) that we didn't with our first (Miles, turning three this month) is that we're getting smarter about certain things. With Miles, we had him in his own little bathtub, which was ...

Pros: Great price, adjustable arm that attaches to tub, and swivels.

Cons: It may not fit all bathtubs but does fit most.

The Bottom Line: It made my son feel secure in the tub, the adjustable arm locks to side of tub, the seat can't slide, swivel seat locks in place.

Review: We bought this bath seat for our son when he was 6 months old. He was already sitting up and trying to sit in his baby tub he had at the time! We were having difficulty trying to keep him in the tub so we knew we had to get a bath seat because trying ...

Pros: Excellent design, heavy duty, very comfortable for the parent

Cons: More expensive than other seats, but well worth it.

The Bottom Line: If you have a textured surface or are unhappy with the stability of ordinary bathseats, this is the seat for you.

Review: Introduction I've got two kids and both of them require bathing. That said, the search for a good bath seat was an ongoing process. See, the only bath seats I'd seen were the kind that suction cup to the bottom of the tub. And since I have ...

Pros: comfortable for baby, easy to use, good value, frees hands!

Cons: requires using more water, requires draining when done

The Bottom Line: A must for someone bathing 2 or more children

Review: I had been given an aquababy (or thermobaby) bath ring to use with my first child, and didn't care for it a bit. I think I used it two times and never took it out again. I didn't see the point in using it since I had to be right there with him any way, ...

Pros: Much better than the suction cup flimsy systems

Cons: Bulky but worth it

The Bottom Line: Wonderful safety features, with convenience added! Huge help at bath time!

Review: I got this seat for 40.00. My husband nearly fell over when he saw how much i paid for it and what it was. Our son is a big boy, and at 4 months he weighs close to 20 lbs already. I am only 100 lbs and it can be quite a trick trying to lean over and ...

Pros: Safe...Durable...Useful...Inexpensive

Cons: Bulky to store

Review: Of all the items I had/have for my children, this was the best. Everything about it is great! The first time I used it I really felt at ease giving my kids a bath. One of the most useful baby items you will ever have! ...

Pros: Swivels, stays in place, very adjustable

Cons: Bulky

The Bottom Line: Not the best for small spaces, but a good, sturdy, safe seat!

Review: I did NOT want to purchase this bath seat. It just seemed too big and bulky to me. I wanted one of the simpler, smaller ones that suction to the bottom of the bathtub. I searched for months to find the kind I was looking for, and then when I got it ...

Pros: non slip arm rest, adjusts to fit all tubs, large leg holes

Cons: somewhat large, have to drain out the bottom of it

The Bottom Line: Best bath seat I've used yet

Review: "Now this is exactly what I need" is what I was thinking as I walked out of our local WalMart with bath seat in hand. The price was right and after all I did need to replace my son's spongy bath mat with something a little more grown up (he's now ...

Pros: Durable, Safe, Secure

Cons: Takes on a little Water after a bath

Review: The tub seat is a life-saver! When my baby graduated to the tub she wouldn't sit in the tub. All she wanted to do was run around and try to climb over the side. She was an accident waiting to happen! All it would take was one slip and she could hit her ...

Pros: Swivel seat

Cons: Arm requires a perfect fit over the tub side, closed back, bulky size

The Bottom Line: There are better, similarly priced products on the market. This is a bulky, difficult to use product that requires a perfect fit over the tub side.

Review: Once my daughter outgrew our kitchen-sink baby bath tub, I was desperate to find a safe way to bathe her in our full size tub. Although she was sitting well on her own, I don't think it's safe to leave babies or young toddlers unsupported in the tub. Too ...