Customer Reviews

Spa baby Spababy Upright Baby Eco Bath Tub

5 star:		(1)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

We were having difficulty figuring out the best bathing arrangement for our new little guy as nothing seemed to be working for either him or us. He definitely did not like laying back in the Mother's Touch Deluxe Baby Bather, so I started getting in the bathtub with him, however, he soon began to squirm way too much. I didn't have any way to wash him as both hands were occupied holding him. I read about the Spa Baby in a magazine and did some research finding lots of positive reviews, so I figured I had nothing to lose by ordering one. Plus, I was very happy to find an eco-friendly product to try.

Our three month old loved it as soon as I put him in the Spa Baby Eco! Although it does seem like anything more than a fancy bucket, I feel it is worth the money since he is happy, it makes bathing much easier for us, and is eco-friendly (not only the material, but very little water is used). I find it works best to put the Spa Baby on the counter in the bathroom, although you can easily put it wherever you want. I highly recommend this product.

[...]

This bathtub made my newborn feel good. A rabid bat got into our house and fell into our Spa Baby so we replaced it with a similar tub by a different brand. The spa baby tub is superior because the diameter is smaller and baby liked it better. I wish we would have just got another spa baby because Lula never cried in it ever. The only downside is that there are ridges that you have to be careful around. You can see the divets the rim has in the product picture. Without these the tub is five star all the way.

I'm a staunch supporter of healthy parenting, and doing whatever it takes to ease an infant's transition from womb to world. But this "spa tub" is an insult to the collective parenting community. Sure, I'll buy that the narrow, cylindrical design mimics the comforting, nestled feeling of a womb. But nothing about the material or construction seems to merit the outrageous cost. It's a fifty dollar plastic bucket.