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Product Information
Size: one size | Color: One Color
Technical Details
| Item Weight | 1.6 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 14 x 9.6 x 3.8 inches |
| UPC | 012914082485 |
| Item model number | 8240 |
| Target gender | Unisex |
| Batteries required | No |
Additional Information
| ASIN | B000H953Y2 |
| Best Sellers Rank |
#1,001 in Baby (See top 100)
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| Shipping Weight | 1.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies) |
| Shipping | This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S. |
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Product Description
Size: one size | Color: One Color
From the Manufacturer
The Comfy Bath Sponge from Summer Infant is the perfect economical choice for bathing an infant. Contoured non-slip sponge cradles baby alone or can act as an insert for the kitchen sink or baby bath tub.
Product Description
Size: one size | Color: One ColorSoft, cradling spongeSimple contoured designUse alone or as baby bath tub insert Size: one size | Color: One Color
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
35 of 35 people found the following review helpful
By Jenna G
Color Name:One Color| Size Name:one size|Amazon Verified Purchase
I received a premium infant "spa" bath as a gift which included a cot-like attachment for the newborn phase. However, I still seemed to always have to use 1 hand to hold the head while bathing and because my baby's body was only half submerged I felt he was chilly despite the warm water. I looked into some other brands and nothing seemed too impressive, my Mom told me about these sponge cut-outs she used with us as babies. I found this brand and decided to try it out and it is the PERFECT solution! It craddles the baby and keeps his head in place and out of the water PLUS the sponge absorbes the warm bath water to keep his body warm while I bathe him, it turned bathime from a chore into one of his favorite activities! I use this in the infant tub, but could easily be used in a sink (my bathroom sink is too shallow otherwise this would be my preferred method) or placed in the bathtub. Not only is it an inexpesnive substitute for buying an infant tub but I would actually reccomend this over one.
21 of 22 people found the following review helpful
By P. Hanson
Color Name:One Color|Size Name:one size
This is so much more cost effective and easy than a stupid plastic baby bath. I have been using this sponge in the bath tub since my baby was old enough to have a bath. She is a year now, and still uses it.
Some moms are afriad to put their small baby in the big tub. No need! Baby will stay right in place on the sponge. At first, just fill the tub up to the level of the sponge. This will give you enough water to clean the baby, but not so muh that it scares you.
I wring this product out every night after bathtime. I was afraid that it would tear, but it hasn't yet. It hasn't lost any of it's shape at all. It's just like it was when I could it almost a year ago.
Some moms are afriad to put their small baby in the big tub. No need! Baby will stay right in place on the sponge. At first, just fill the tub up to the level of the sponge. This will give you enough water to clean the baby, but not so muh that it scares you.
I wring this product out every night after bathtime. I was afraid that it would tear, but it hasn't yet. It hasn't lost any of it's shape at all. It's just like it was when I could it almost a year ago.
19 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:One Color| Size Name:one size|Amazon Verified Purchase
When I was expecting my first baby I did quite a bit of research about gear-- I only wanted the absolute necessary items so that everything would fit in our very tiny apartment. The Summer Infant Comfy Bath Sponge has been the most useful item we bought (tied with the crib and stroller, I guess). I love that:
- When my baby was really small, I would fit it in the sink and bathe him lying down... much safer than using the tub. The plastic tubs and the slings on a frame wouldn't fit in the sink.
- It helps keep the slippery baby in place, and provides nice padding-- but leaves me elbow room. Tubs loose here too.
- Since the sponge gets lodged with water, baby doesn't get cold. And it doesn't float, so it stays in place.
- As the baby gets older, and starts moving more it keeps his head safely out of the water but his feet in where he can splash around.
- You can wring out most of the water in 10 seconds flat, hang it to dry over the curtain rod and by the next morning its dry.
- When we travel, I fold the sponge up and it fits in a 1 qt. ziploc bag!
- I've been using it daily for 9 months and no smell, mold, rips...
All of that for 7 bucks--- in my book that means 5 awesome stars and plenty of recommendations to every new mom to be.
- When my baby was really small, I would fit it in the sink and bathe him lying down... much safer than using the tub. The plastic tubs and the slings on a frame wouldn't fit in the sink.
- It helps keep the slippery baby in place, and provides nice padding-- but leaves me elbow room. Tubs loose here too.
- Since the sponge gets lodged with water, baby doesn't get cold. And it doesn't float, so it stays in place.
- As the baby gets older, and starts moving more it keeps his head safely out of the water but his feet in where he can splash around.
- You can wring out most of the water in 10 seconds flat, hang it to dry over the curtain rod and by the next morning its dry.
- When we travel, I fold the sponge up and it fits in a 1 qt. ziploc bag!
- I've been using it daily for 9 months and no smell, mold, rips...
All of that for 7 bucks--- in my book that means 5 awesome stars and plenty of recommendations to every new mom to be.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
Had brown spots on back
The sponge if fine, what can I say, it's a big sponge. The problem is that when I opened it there were several dark brown, ugly, spots on the back that don't wash out.
Published 2 hours ago by M. Farmer
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best bath tool
We love this bath sponge for our 3 month old! We started using it in the sink when he was just a few weeks old & transitioned to the bath tub around 1 month old. Read more
Published 1 day ago by J. Matthews
4.0 out of 5 stars
Glad I bought
I am glad I bought this - have not used it yet because I just had my baby, but it looks like it will hold up well
Published 11 days ago by Elizabeth
5.0 out of 5 stars
Baby soft
This is a great product to use in the tub when your baby outgrows the baby bathtub. It absorbs the warm water, keeping your baby warm in a shallow tub while washing, easy to rinse,... Read more
Published 22 days ago by Stacey
4.0 out of 5 stars
A little cheap
It gets the job done. But it is cheaply made. Works great when put in the fisher price, make bath time more enjoyable. Read more
Published 28 days ago by beau
1.0 out of 5 stars
Very disappointed
I cannot believe this item was shipped to me in the condition in which I received it. When I removed the bath sponge from the box, the edges were all brown. It looks disgusting. Read more
Published 28 days ago by Kelli Knight
5.0 out of 5 stars
Keeps my baby warm
This is such a simple yet great idea. It keeps babies in one place,no slipping and sliding, and also keeps warm water locked I to the sponge so the baby is never laying or sitting... Read more
Published 1 month ago by md
3.0 out of 5 stars
Works okay
This item is not as thick as I desired (baby sitll lays pretty flat in the tub), but it does work for what we need (keeping her stable and still while in the tub).
Published 1 month ago by Rebecca Edberg
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good for infants
Unfortunately my grandson was too big for this. I used similar with my own children and it is great. I will bring to consignment shop and resell it.
Published 1 month ago by Marian Michelotti
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great!
I didn't like the sling that came with my baby's bathtub (little dude kept slipping around), and my mom told me about the sponge she used to bathe me on (much like another review's... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Mollatron
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