Fisher-Price Whale of a Tub Bathtub (Open Box)

First, I don’t write a lot of reviews but I want to help out the next Mom who is trying to figure out with all these options, What to choose. This is Great bathtub. I use in a regular tub but could work in a shower as well; as long as you have an area to place it. Not sure it will fit in sink. I really wish I had known about this tub when my son was 2, 3,4, 5, 6 months old; when not able to hold himself up but he was able to keep his head up. The support is great. The way the tub allows for baby to be comfortable and safe, it’s perfect. It’s really a great design. I am not certain for maybe infants as young as 1 month but I really don’t see how it could negative, Mom may just have to be a more hands on which is the case for any newborn in a tub. Again, the tub is just like described and shown. If you have a little one and want a tub that will allow them to lay back and you can rinse and wash them down without having to deal with those mesh net things that are a nightmare! The net, swing attachment would just feel so unsafe and have to be holding him up even at 8 months. Son would be holding onto the side for dear life. It was never easy with that. Then bough this tub and it was like “Magic!” Suddenly my son could lay back and I could relax a bit while bathing him. I never knew there were other options from the net and once I did, I started doing a lot of research and was really unsure as to what to choose. And finances are limited so couldn’t just buy and try whichever. Also, this is during the pandemic so I knew whatever we used wasn’t going back. I took a lot of time comparing tubs. I cannot emphasize how much this tub far exceeded my expectations. It is simple but so efficient. It supports them and when they’re big enough to sit up, you can remove the insert. Initially didn’t think the insert would stay and then realized how to correctly put in place and it doesn’t move while baby is in bath. For newborns, as any bath, Mom is going to need to be more Hands on. Once they can hold their head up, this is the ULTIMATE way to go and I just want to past that along to any Mom (or Dad) trying to decide “which tub?” This is it! It is fine for when they are not able to hold head up but when they are able, it’s AMAZING because they can lay back and you can bath them and not be so stressed about them sliding. And of course you have to be 100% attention with any baby in a bath. This just really was a GAME CHANGER for us. My son is 10 months and it’s still plenty of space.