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Juvenile Solutions Thermobaby Bath Ring - Blue with Green | 
 enlarge | Brand: Juvenile
Category: Baby Product
Buy New: $24.50 (On sale from $39.00)
New (3) from $24.50
Rating:  27 reviews
Sales Rank: 83
Color: Blue
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Age: 7 months - 1.3333333333333 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
MPN: T1953
Model: Badering
EAN: 3023190195315
ASIN: B000ILEOVC
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| • | Thermobaby Bath Ring By Aquababy | | • | Blue Base with Green Trim |
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Product Description
Baby can wiggle. Splash and get squeaky clean safely in the non-slip seat with contour back for support and large suction cups for stability. Not suitable for no-slip surfaces. Use with adult supervision. Do not leave child unattended. Ages 7 to 16 mos. and up to 28 lbs. 14"H x 13"W x 10"D.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 22 more reviews...
 Awesome product! November 17, 2008
Jennifer Bertram
This things is great for babys who can sit up, I love it I love it I Love it! The only suggestion I have is that it needs a pad on the back so it is not so hard.
Exactly what I was looking for. October 21, 2008
Sarah A. Martinez
I looked high and low for a bath ring at my local stores to no avail. This is exactly what I was looking for. Works great.
great solution October 15, 2008
CCK (Portland, OR)
we found the bath ring to be very helpful for our squirmy and playful 8 month old - she can safely party in the bath tube without us worrying she will hit her head! you have to press the ring back down into position once you have filled the tub with water, but it is very easy to use. and yes, washing the diaper area is a little tricky, but considering the options it is a great solution.
 wish it had non skid seat October 12, 2008
Stacy (Gulf Coast, MS)
This works great for my 8 month old. I just wish he didn't slide forward during his bath. I have to keep on sliding him towards the back of the seat. I just recently cut a rubber bath mat to insert it on the inside and that seemed to work well.
Works great, but not for a texture-bottomed tub October 11, 2008
Stolsha (Grants Pass, Oregon USA)
This product works great to keep baby from slipping in the tub. It was hard to find, as it appears many stores don't sell this item anymore. I had one 13 years ago with my first baby and loved it. The only thing is that it will not stick in a tub that has any kind of non-slip texture (due to the suction cups not being able to hold). Baby's weight keeps it secure while there's water in the tub, but if she lunges after the water level has gone down, the whole thing tips over. Not good if you're not paying absolute attention (which parents should be anyway while their baby is in the tub).
It is easy to get baby in and out (my baby is 25 pounds, with chubby legs) and the little toys in front occupy her enough to get the bath done without her getting bored.
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