Customer Reviews

PRI EuroBath, Pearl White

5 star:		(729)
4 star:		(103)
3 star:		(37)
2 star:		(15)
1 star:		(23)

 

 

We didn't realize just how much our daughter loved the water before we had this tub. It makes bathtime so much fun! We especially love the freedom that this tub offers. The unique molding cradles the baby safely, while allowing both of your hands free to bathe. I had tried other tubs which were so much more difficult to manage. One arm was always tied up with supporting the baby- very tiring as she sqirmed vigorously. Also, I am amazed at the ingenious design. No matter how our daughter splashes, she stays firmly, safely reclined. The deeper section allows her the freedom to kick and truly enjoy the water. At first, I had teased my husband for picking out the largest and most expensive tub. He thought that it looked like a little baby spa. And I thought where are we going to store it? But this is only a minor drawback. The advantages far outweigh any difficulty of size. Actually, we will be able to use the tub longer since our daughter won't outgrow it for quite some time. We think that it makes a great, indepensible gift for any parent. A definite must for any Water Baby!

The ratings don't lie - this is without a doubt the BEST baby tub on the market!

When our son was born, we were given the 4 in 1 tub as a gift. Based on the poor ratings it got, I didn't even open the box. We tried using a giant 'tub sponge' and then graduated to a mesh sling that the baby sits in in the tub. I don't reccomend this type of product because my back was a mess, and when the baby learned to roll over, he nearly fell off into the bathwater!

By then he was too big for any of the small infant tubs. The Eurobath has been the best solution we could have imagined! It is contoured so that my now unruly 6 month old cannot squirm his way out no matter how hard he plays during bathtime. And it's deep enough that he's covered with water and doesn't freeze (a godsend in cold New England winters).

The only design modification I'd make is a better drain. The current drain takes way too long, and the baby is cold by the time the water level goes down enough so that I can rinse him off with clean water. I usually end up bailing the tub out with a big cup.

If you're worried about it's size or where you're going to store it, don't let that dissuade you. I was concerned about the same thing, because we have a very small bathtub (circa 1972). It's snug, but it fits! As for storage, we just keep it in the big tub and remove it when we need the shower - it really isn't a problem at all.

Other than the drain issue, this tub has every feature a parent could want! Don't waste money or time trying anything else - this is exactly what you need to keep your baby safe and happy during bathtime!

I LOVE THIS TUB! I just bought it yesterday after spending hours searching for the perfect tub, because my 2-in-1 bathtub from The First Years was unsafe and broke (I hated it!)I read reviews about this tub and upon serious thinking, went out and bought it! The design is wonderful. At first, I was weary, but upon using it, I realized my baby loved it. She didn't slide around, because the side for newborns has molded areas (which is the Eurobath's BEST feature!) to fit under her arms and between her legs (which also let me have TWO free hands to bathe her, because I didn't have to support her). She was also IN the water, so she didn't get cold. She loved splashing around. I DEFINITELY reccommend this tub. It's the BEST! There are only a couple disadvantages, which I knew before purchasing the tub. This tub is very big, but it does have a slot for it to be hung on a wall (storage space was not a concern for me). Also, I had to use a small towel under my newborn's head because there was no padding. Lastly, the drain is kind of awkward and slow which doesn't matter, because it's just easier to tip the tub over to dump out the water. The advantages completely outweigh the disadvantages, and the Eurobath by Primo is WONDERFUL!! I would buy it again in a heartbeat!!

Imagine how relaxed you are reclining in the bathtub; now imagine your child feeling the same sense of comfort. My son absolutely loves taking a bath and splashing in his EuroBath tub. We had a bathtub ring for his older sister, but it was so flimsy and unsafe that she couldn't really enjoy playtime in the tub, and I felt I needed another set of hands to help bathe her. I constantly worried that she would tip over in the tub despite holding on to her with both hands.

With the EuroTub, my son just lounges back and kicks up a storm, yet he is safely cradled in the tub's unique form. It's so easy to bathe him as I don't have to wrestle with a soapy and slippery baby (no bumped heads here)! Bath time is now a joy, and my son usually emerges from the tub relaxed and ready for bed! Storage isn't a problem as the EuroTub has grooves on the backside where you can hook the tub on a towel bar inside the bath tub. A definite must-have product for your baby!

I was given the Fisher Price bath tub from a friend, which worked great in the beginning, but my son at 4 months was 26" long and could no longer fit in the tub, but couldn't sit up yet to go in a seat. i bought several other tubs and nothing would fit,or it seemed insecure and i needed to hold him constantly. after reading some of the reviews online, i went to the store and actually tried him in every bathtub, nothing fit or it had nothing to help hold him up, so i could use both hands to wash him. then i saw the EuroBath and figured,this would be my last shot. even though it cost more and i had to order it online and wait for it, it was worth the wait!! as soon as i put him in it, he LOVED it!! he was splashing and playing, and he was secure and not slipping, it was our easiest and most fun bath ever! this is the only tub you need , don't waste your time and money looking at anything else.

I've tried three different tubs before I finally read all the online reviews and decided to buy this tub. When I bought it, I brought it home and just set my 4 month old son inside to see how he'd fit. As much as he squirmed and arched and kicked, he couldn't move out from the molding that helps keep the baby in place. Once I gave him his bath, the only 2 problems I found are: 1. The tub doesn't have non-skid pads or suction cups on the bottom. While this wasn't a major issue (the water/baby weight keep it in place), I wanted to feel more secure and I put the tub on a piece of no-skid rug backing (the kind you use to keep throw rugs from sliding around). 2. The other problem is that it doesn't seem very comfortable. While my son didn't complain, I felt bad for him and put a towel down underneath him to give him a little more cushion. I probably could by the comfort-fit bear-shaped sponge, but it's not really needed. The other plus for this tub is that it's the only one I've found that lets you cover your baby with water. Most of the tubs have the baby "dipped" in the water with their feet sticking out. My son LOVED being able to splash his feet in the water...although it's kind of a draw back for me....I get wetter now! :) Definitely invest your money wisely and buy this tub. It's a little more expensive but worth it!!!

I love this tub! My baby at 3 months was already growing out of his infant tub. I tired other ones that converted into a seat for later but I just didn't feel comfortable with the ones I tired. I saw this one at babies-r-us and read the reviews. It's great. I am able to put it in the bathtub and just fill it up. Which saves water and my baby is getting use to the real bathtub. He loves bath time! He has lots of kicking room and there is a support between his legs and under his arms to keep him in place. When he gets older he sits on the otherside and the support is just between the legs. I do want to add not to get a false since of security on the tub thinking they can't go any where since there are those supports. My little one likes to put his feet on the bottom and lift up his bottom. He thinks it's fun but I can see him popping himself up enough to slide down. SO always stay with your baby!!! Great tub worth every cent!

This is such a wonderful bathtub I can't believe we never heard of it until recently. Because we live in an apartment and frequently sleep-over at Grandma's, we wanted an infant tub that was small, portable and can be folded. While our baby's first 2 tubs were ok, I wasn't really happy at the way the water level only covered her bottoms...I know I want MY bath water all the way up my shoulders! When she learned to sit up at 6 months I knew we had to move her to a larger tub...however, I didn't relish the thought of breaking my back giving her baths in our bathtub/shower with that sliding glass door in the way. The only solution would be anything large and safe which we can simply put on the bathroom floor, kind of like her own baby swimming pool. Well, this huge EuroBath certainly fits the bill! Its huge size does not even bother me anymore--our 9-month-old loves it! She gets to play with all her floating bath buddies, and mom doesn't have to break her back either. If your baby keeps slipping even with the safety molded center, just place a towel or those foam bath cushions for her to sit on. Anyway, our daughter has so much fun chasing her toys, not even a combination of molded center and foam seat can keep her seated! A must for your little water baby!

I got this as a shower gift, and can't imagine life without! It's the best bathtub I've ever used (mother of 5!). For the first month or so, I used it with a towel on the sloped part to keep my daughter from slipping around, but now my 3 month old has no problems. She LOVES her tub, and the older ones want to try too. Because of the unique design, this is a tub that my daughter will be able to enjoy for a long time. One end is sloped to support her at this early age, the other is about 8-10 inches deep with a support between her legs to keep her from slipping around when she's older. I highly recommend this tub!

It is easy to give your baby a bath in this one! Baby stays nice and warm. After all, in a bath the baby should be IN the warm water, not above it. I tried the fold-up model from safety 1st (shower gift)--what a loser. The bend in it put baby in a contorted position (infants can't straighten themselves). AND IF YOUR BABY HAS REFLUX, try to choose one with no bends. This one is perfect, and it's impossible for baby to slip.