Safety 1st Tubside Bath Seat

This swiveling bath seat features an adjustable built-in restraint. Its unique "arm" locks onto the side of the tub providing stability for your baby and a soft elbow rest for you. Features: Adjustable arm clamp Adjustable, built-in restraint system Built-in, padded, rotating elbow rest Unique swivel action

Amazon Sales Rank: #20730 in Baby Product Brand: Safety 1st Model: 44537 Released on: 2008-01-15 Dimensions: 14.30" h x 14.50" w x 14.00" l, 7.50 pounds Adjustable, built-in restraint system Unique swivel seat gives parent ability to wash with either hand Elbow padding designed for parent comfort Adjustable arm clamp Fits babies between 5 to 10 months

The Safety 1st Tubside Bath Seat makes bathtime easier. This swiveling bath seat features an adjustable built-in restraint. Once you lock the contoured, slip-resistant seat securely in place, it swivels for easier washing. This seat accommodates children who can sit up unassisted. It is not suitable for children who can pull up to a standing position.

Most helpful customer reviews 60 of 61 people found this review helpful. Not suitable for all bathtubs, you should measure! By Xander country I wanted this seat to work - the others use suction cups to hold the seat bottom of the tub, unfortunately, was not sticking our bathroom one floor texture and suction cups. I was happy when I took this of the box. He has come already assembled and ready to go, and seemed very stable and just what I wanted. It was very easy to install, but once I noticed the red "warning" label has been very good visible on the underside of the boom, in the vicinity of the seat. Referencing instructions should not be visible to the label, and if so, should you not use the seat. I guess if the extension is all the way (the seat is too low in the tub), create some stability problems. A closer look revealed that the instructions should be posted on the website for the product, but it is not: Do not use the following style tubs: - The width of the pool is less than 35 "(8.9 cm) or more than 5, 5 "(14 cm) - The inside depth (top to bottom) is less than 12" (30.5 cm) or larger than 15.5 "(39.37 cm) - Independent (legs or pedestal), oval or drop- In - Type A quick measurement of our spa told me that this was the reason that would not fit properly. Our tank is 18 "deep. I really wish Amazon / Security on May 1 sent on the product side, it would be spared the trouble of sending back, as I now do. 8 of 8 people found this review helpful. Twins in the bath! Ashley D. Nackley With my nine months old twin grandsons, Cayden and Dylan are two handfuls in the tub slippery. These places of safety before you take a bath at the same time making them both possible and enjoyable. Try seats that stuck to the bottom of the tub (with suction cups), but when these children leaned over the assets, come without attached seats, the dumping of children in the drink my daughter is happy to have this new support, and the kids are happy to be together in the bath again. December 10 people found this review helpful. It can not be cleaned - not so sure! K. Linnemann place I have this baby and used it until she was 14 months. In fact, it has been pretty good despite retaining and water infiltration. You have to give back and from side to side to get excess water out of it after use, and even then you have to put a towel or something. The seat rotates so you can get your child from any direction. In addition, the bit of elbow turned inward so that it does not occupy much space when not in use. The problem with it was that when my daughter pooped in the bath, there was no way to take apart and clean it up! My husband tried it and even with a screwdriver or other tool there is no way to get it apart to clean it properly and then we had to throw it away:. (So ??I will not buy another, if you fill the tub it will float a little so that tilt forward - even with the elbow pad in place and even a child who weighs 20 pounds BEWARE OF THIS Your child can lean forward while on the bench and unable to reach out, get stuck and drown.! - although, of course, never leave them unattended because I think the elbow pad that covers the following parents may think they leave their children with security for one minute to get o. phone or something and you can not, I do not like the false sense of security that may seem to some people. .... all 61 reviews