Baby Inflatable Bathtub, Portable Infant Toddler Bathing Tub Non Slip Travel Bathtub Mini Air Swimming Pool Kids Thick Foldable Shower Basin with Air Pump, Blue

I absolutely love this inflatable bath tub. This was our second tub. We wanted to get something that we could use long term and travel with it too. It comes with a pump and once you fill it up it is quite sturdy. It fills up more than half of our tub so the size is great. Once we fill in the air we refill after a week - 10 days so air retention is amazing. My 11month old loves it. He will stand and move around in it without slipping. It folds small so great for traveling. Don't think, just get it!!

The appearance is so cute my kiddo loves it. Training is very easy. It’s very It’s very comfortable for my toddler that is five years old and weighs 50 pounds. I love when you feel it up with water it expand more giving you more room. This is awesome. It’s not just for infants.

We loved this little tub. We started using it when my son turned 13 months back in early Feb 2020. We used it in place of the tub, due to my husband working with fumes and chemicals, and he takes showers in the big/real tub. The inflatable tub is so great and has been very safe for our son. We love the little cushion in the middle that keeps our son from slipping and sliding while he sits. Obviously, keep your eyes on your kid at all times. Now that it’s 5 months later (July 2020), we’re disappointed to say that our inflatable tub’s life has come to an end. Not sure what happened or where a puncture came from. It lasted us well considering we did leave it the way it was 24/7 in our bathroom. I just wish it could have gone the whole year lol, but that’s probably just wishful thinking. Also note that with the inflatable tub fully inflated, you’ll need to air dry very well in the corners and crevices between where the sides and bottom meet. If water is left there, it gets pretty slimy. But we just use dish soap and a sponge to quickly wipe it off and rinse. Easily cleaned.

We live in a home that only has a shower, so I purchased this for our baby once she outgrew the kitchen sink. definitely should be used with a baby that can sit up. I like the size because it allows more space to play and explore than some other baby bathtubs. I also like how high the sides are and that they are squishy due to being inflated. We have used this as our regular bathtub for her for the past 4 months (baby was 9-13 months old) and have taken good care of it, but some of the seams just started to come apart and leaking air. I patched it with gorilla tape, but then some of the seams in other areas also started coming apart. Up until this point, his bathtub was awesome, but it is not built to last or be used longterm on a regular basis. I am now looking for a new bathtub and will not be purchasing this one again since it did not seem to hold up with regular use.

My toddler and baby love this bathtub. They cry to be bathe every day.Side note: make sure to dry it upside down to avoid mold activation

I've bought several of these, and keep an extra on hand. They work very well and last a while. But eventually you'll get tiny leaks. But never had one catastrophically fail.

We bought this for a camping trip. It’s very handy, inflates well, well made and takes a bit to deflate but we used it quite a bit on our camping trip and it help up quite a bit of abuse from being tossed around inflated to using it on dirt and twigs, etc. it’s a fun little tub. We are glad we got it, it helped a lot.

This inflatable bathtub really is as big as it looks in the picture! I was concerned it wouldn’t be and that was the main reason we bought it because our 15 month old son outgrew the other baby tub he was using. I didn’t even know they made them this size, for toddlers. It’s awesome because we live in a small place and don’t have a bathtub, just a standup shower, which as you could imagine, can cause for difficulty bathing two small children. This is perfect for him to sit in and still has plenty of room to play with toys. Also love that there’s a drain on the bottom of it. Especially when it’s full of water cause due to its larger size, it can get quite heavy and hard to empty without the drain on the bottom.The only thing we’ve had trouble with is getting one particular section to stay inflated. 🤦🏻‍♀️ every time we give him a bath we have to blow it back up