COOSEYA Newborn Bathtub, Foldable Baby Bath Tub for Infant
COOSEYA Newborn Bathtub, Foldable Baby Bath Tub for Infant to Toddler, Collapsible Bathtub with No-Slip Feet, Travel Outdoor Design (Pink)
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| Weight: | 2.09 kg |
| Dimensions: | 43.1 x 31 x 19.6 cm; 2.09 kg |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Composition: | PP+TPE |
| Dimensions: | 43.1 x 31 x 19.6 cm; 2.09 kg |
| Reference: | FROG-2 |
This is a fab baby tub and so easy to put together as well as keep away. I love that it fold up nice and compact as we travel quite a bit by car and this means we can always take the bub with us without worrying about space. It’s also fantastic to have available whenever staying anywhere with no bubs and just ensures babies safety. Nice and sturdy when fully open and had slip pads on feet and bottom of tub for minimal movement. Fantastic item
This foldable bathtub has a cute design which my little girl loves it very much. The quality is excellent and is sturdier than my old foldable bathtub as this one has foldable feet support. I haven’t tried this on an infant but I think it should work very well as this is much better than my old one in terms of sturdiness, comfort and non-slip. It is priced at 39.99 at the time of review, and cheaper with a 10% voucher, which I think is reasonable considering the design and build quality. I would recommend it for parents with newborn as this bathtub is suitable for newborns up to around 2-3 years old.
It is well designed baby bathtub which comes handy during early days for baby bath, very safe way to do clean baby. Good quality material looks strong and easy to unpack and use easy and I like the compactness of this product as it can be tucked away in bathroom for regular use.
An ideal bath tub for small spaces
This comes in a small brown boxas tub is folded in half
Takes seconds to unfold and set up
Quite deep and comes with a pillow and has straps
I’d preferred it if the pillow matched the bath.bath is pink and pillow white and green with frogs on
My only criticism is because this is folded the side bits that fold do not straighten out very well..see pics
Little plug on bottom to remove water.
I’ve been using the COOSEYA Newborn Bathtub, and it’s been a fantastic addition to our bath time routine.
The heat-sensitive drain plug gives me peace of mind about the water temperature, while the foldable design makes it easy to store in our small apartment.
The no-slip feet provide stability, and the soft cushion keeps my baby comfortable and safe.
Cleaning is a breeze, which is essential for hygiene. Plus, it’s super portable for our family outings.
Overall, I highly recommend this bathtub for any parent looking for a safe and convenient bathing solution!
The built-in heat-sensitive drain plug is a brilliant feature—it instantly lets me know if the water is too hot, giving me peace of mind that my baby is always safe. The foldable design is a lifesaver for our small apartment, as it takes up almost no space when stored. I love how it easily tucks away in our closet after use.
The no-slip feet provide great stability, and I never have to worry about it shifting, even when bathing my wiggly toddler. The soft cushion adds to the comfort, and my baby absolutely loves bath time now! It feels durable and is made of high-quality material that’s easy to clean. This bathtub has made the whole process so much more enjoyable for both me and my baby.
Highly recommend this for parents who need a space-saving and safe option for their little ones!
A really nicely made and practical folding bathtub.
Okay, full disclosure: I got this for my dog! He’s a small breed, but at two years old he’s just slightly outgrown the utility room sink, but is *really* unhappy in the shower cubicle (no bath in the house), as is my back, if I’m bending down to wash him. Plus I get wet through too!
I’ve had my eye on one of these tubs for a while, as I love the compact and practical folding design. I was a little worried that it wouldn’t withstand the unpredictable movements of a lively dog, and might somehow collapse when full of water, getting everything wet through. I needn’t have worried; it’s so very solid once assembled, and the legs lock into place in use, making it sturdy and stable.
The main bath comes in two parts with a rubber (silicone?) central section that can fold, as well as rubber sections that run horizontally to collapse the tub height, so that you can choose to fold the bath midway as well as collapse it, depending on the storage space you have available. It really is a great design. The base of the basinette is hard, as is the rim and the entire understructure of legs. It also comes with a little attachable feature piece on one end that makes the bath look like a little frog with eyes, which is very cute. I haven’t used this, but for a child it would be fun.
As well as a very useful spare plug, it also comes with a good sized and body-shaped cushion for a baby made from lycra-style stretch fabric on the front, and a more open weave on the back, which feels like it’s filled with a mix of polyester wadding and beads, and has a very cute frog print on it. The cushion has attachments to strap it securely to the frame in a supportive position for baby to lie on. It’s a lovely idea, though I’m not sure how you would keep it dry enough that it wouldn’t harbor germs, as if you used it daily I don’t think that the filling would ever fully dry out. Maybe you’re supposed to also machine wash it weekly?
For me the big payoff is that I can put this on the surface beside the sink, fill it from a tap hose, and bath my dog at a height that’s comfortable for my back. When I’m done I can just slide the bath along slightly so that the plug is over the sink, and let it drain. Then I can give it a quick wipe and collapse it height-wise to slip it into the tray store between two units in my utility room, until I need it again. Perfect!
This is really cute and more important for us – foldable and practical.
The build quality is sturdy, it’s made of two parts – a rigid plastic frame and a silicone bath “tub” part that is foldable/collapsible. Actually three parts – there’s a seat that clips inside for baby.
There is some inconsistency on the description for this product – it states “newborn, infant and toddler” and gives conflicting age suitability (0 – 24 months, and in one of the photos 0 – 12 months).
This isn’t very big – I struggle to see how you can effectively bathe a two year old in it. It’s perfectly fine for now (9 months) and probably for another three or four months at most.
Either way it’s well made – but not practical to take apart and fold up every time – but something like this is particularly useful for households that babysit every week or so and don’t need a tub sitting at the ready every day.
Overall good, well designed tub that looks cute and should last.
This is a very well made fold up baby bath. Good hard plastic frame which feels very sturdy. It has a collapsible bath made in a silicone which makes it flexible and easy to clean. Also has a padded seat to rest the baby against, which clips onto the bath frame. Has a spare plug as well.
There is a set of screws and a screwdriver for securing the clips on the sides if you wish, although even without the screws the clips are decent. It it a pretty deep bath which will hold a lot of water so would suggest you put it where you wish before filling. It’s a good enough size for up to a year depending on the size (instructions state maximum of 1.6kg) and it would work well on a table where it’s easier for the parent to hold the baby.
Not sure how long it would stay intact if you folded it every day, as the silicone piece will be the most likely to wear. I’d recommend using it set up with a view to folding every now and then to prolong it’s like (only say this as I have a folding laundry basket with the same setup and it tends to wear at the corners). That being said I see no reason why this wouldn’t be fine for a good 6 months of use.