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Euro Bath - Green | 
 enlarge | Brand: Primo
Category: Baby Product
Buy New: $34.95
Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 20453
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.9
Dimensions (in): 10.5 x 20.3 x 36.7
MPN: 340G
UPC: 734970023409
EAN: 0734970023409
ASIN: B000K1OALE
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
Safety, style and function merge in PRIMO's EuroBath - the ultimate smart solution for bathing your baby. PRIMO's EuroBath makes bath time safe, fun and convenient for both baby and mom. It's like gaining an extra pair of hands! It's the first "smart" bath because its unique anatomical shape keeps baby in the ideal bathing position and prevents baby from slipping under the water. The extra large 38 quart capacity and double position make PRIMO's EuroBath perfect from the very first day up to baby's second birthday. The patented European design is stylish, reliable and safe. The newborn to six months old infant is safely cuddled under baby's arms and between the legs to help prevent the baby from slipping under the water. As the baby becomes a toddler, the baby can change positions. The toddler can sit in the bath with a safety post between baby's legs to hold on to for fun and security. It also helps to prevent the toddler from slipping under the water. The EuroBath is the largest baby bath available. It measures 36" long by 21" wide by 10" deep and could hold up to 38 quarts of water. It has a built-in drain and two areas for soap, shampoo, sponge, etc. An optional metal stand is also available to lift the EuroBath up to Mother's easy reach. The EuroBath can be hung on a wall hook when not in use to save on storage space. The EuroBath is made of durable polypropylene plastic and is available in white or mint green.
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Nice and big for a growing toddler October 19, 2007
M. Rosas-Straley (Howell, NJ)
I bought this tub about a month ago for my 20-month old daughter and i love it. She is too big for most baby tubs, but fits great in this one with plenty of room for her bath toys (and room to grow, too). I love the molded safety support between her legs that keeps her from slipping down into the water (especially when I tilt her head back to rinse the shampoo out of her hair). This is the main reason why I don't just bathe her in the regular adult tub - it's too easy for her to slip backwards into the water. I also love the cool mint green color!
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