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The First Year's Infant To Toddler Tub with Sling Blue | 
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| Brand: The First Years
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $21.99
Buy New: $17.99
You Save: $4.00 (18%)
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Rating:  806 reviews
Sales Rank: 125
Color: Blue
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.2
Dimensions (in): 29 x 15.2 x 9
Model: Y3155
UPC: 071463031559
EAN: 0071463031559
ASIN: B000067EH7
Release Date: July 30, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Adjustable baby tub with built-in wash basin for toys, rinse water, and supplies | | • | Drain plug alerts parents if water is too hot | | • | Fits single and double sinks; upright backrest provides additional support for toddlers | | • | Includes sling and foam pads to cradle infants | | • | Recommended for newborn babies to toddlers |
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Product Description
All the security, comfort and convenience parents and growing babies need in a tub. Its deep ergonomic design holds baby better for bathing, and parents will love that it fits both single and double sinks. Plus, the mildew-resistant pads make for a cleaner bath and a special drain plug changes color to alert parents if the water is too hot for baby. Mesh sling with padded headrest provides extra comfort and support to cradle even the littlest ones. From newborn to toddler, bathtime couldn't be better! From birth. UPC: 071463031559 Unit Dimensions: 30.0" x 15.75" x 9.5"
Amazon.com Product Description
Baby's bath time should be a fun and relaxing experience that generates happy memories for years to come. That's why the Sure Comfort Deluxe Newborn to Toddler bathtub from The First Years offers the security, comfort and convenience growing babies and parents need in the tub. Designed to be used from birth up to the toddler years, this adjustable baby tub mimics the ease and convenience of make-shift sink bathtubs.  | The Sure Comfort Deluxe Bathtub offers: - Adjustable sizing fits both single and double sinks.
- Built-in wash basin holds toys, supplies, and rinse water.
- Drain plug alert for notification of water that is too hot.
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The Swing's compact size makes it easy to pump wherever you are. View larger. | Optimum Comfort
Make bath time a special occasion that your baby will grow to love by providing him or her with a safe, comfortable environment in which to relax and enjoy being pampered by mom and dad. To help ensure a positive bath experience, the Sure Comfort Deluxe boasts a deep ergonomic design that holds baby better during bath time and fits both single and double sinks. The mildew-resistant pads result in a cleaner, more hygienic bathtub, and a special drain plug changes color to alert parents when the water is too hot for baby's tender skin. Finally, a mesh sling with padded headrest provides extra comfort and support to cradle even the littlest ones. Adjustable Design That Grows With Your Child
The Sure Comfort Deluxe works well for newborn babies to toddlers. First, its truly adjustable design grows with your child, so you can invest in this single unit and use it up until your child is ready to transition to a regular bathtub. Secondly, the backrest can be set lower for infants and then set upright for toddlers who are able to sit unassisted, but need a little extra support. The included instructions also clearly guide you through your options. Finally, both you and your little one will love the convenience of the built-in wash basin for toys, rinse water, and supplies. For added peace of mind, the Sure Comfort Deluxe comes with a 90 day limited warranty. About The First Years
Part of the Learning Curve brand, The First Years knows that what matters most to parents is keeping their children happy, healthy and safe. That's why the company strives to develop innovative products for every stage of a child's development--from feeding to playing to sleeping. The First Years products feature enduring and instantly recognizable characters from Disney and Sesame Street to engage children, and their travel gear, bibs, toys, collectibles and hobby and infant products provide both parents and children with a safe and comfortable play time, feeding time, bath time and nap time.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 801 more reviews...
 You might not need the sling for your newborn November 13, 2008
Norma J. Salcedo (Charleston, SC)
I have never used the sling because I gave my baby sponge baths until his stupm fell, which was after week four. My baby is a month old and he is too heavy for the sling now (it touches the bath tub even if I set it very high) but he fits inthe tub nicely and he seems to be confortable, no signs of skin damage or anything (which I read about in one review). I feel that sponge baths are safer when you are dealing with newborns, there is no risk of babies sliping out of your hands! and trying to keep that stump dry... I would buy this item again but not the sling.
 Needs improvements November 7, 2008
K. Huff (W. Lafayette, IN USA)
This tub definitely has it's advantages and disadvantages. The sling feature for a newborn is great. It's soft and supportive for your newborn and makes it easy to give your baby a sponge bath while you're waiting for the umbilical stump to fall off. That's pretty much all I like about it. Now let me tell you about what I don't like...
1. It fits on any KITCHEN sink, but if you want to give your baby a bath in the bathroom, you're going to find yourself bending over the tub just as you would if you gave your baby a bath in the big tub. I have the oval shaped bathroom sinks and there's no way to sit this tub on the sink surface with any stability because one of the edges will always slip into the sink. If they had made the bottom flat despite the curvature of the top, this problem would have been avoided.
2. Like other reviewers have mentioned, once your baby is big enough for the reclined side but not yet big enough for the upright side, your baby will slip down over the hump that is supposed to hold him in place. Not only does this look uncomfortable, but it makes it hard to keep your baby's face from sliding in the water once they're big enough to roll and kick but not big enough to sit up.
3. Washing your baby's privates is a nightmare. I have to get my son to stand in the tub while holding one arm so I can wash his privates with my other hand. This wouldn't be so bad in the big people tub where the surface is flat, but the hump in this tub gets in the way where he can't stand with as much stability so he's constantly slipping. They didn't put the non-slip surface on the entire base of the tub, just on one side of the base. And it would have to be the narrower side where there isn't room for both of his feet. They could have solved my complaint #2 and #3 if they had just put the nonslip surface on the whole base.
Maybe complaint #2 will be better once he's big enough to sit up, but complaint #1 and #3 are always going to be issues. I recommend this tub for infants and possibly for toddlers, but not for babies between the two stages. I am planning on purchasing a bath sling to use until he's big enough for the upright side of this tub.
excellent October 16, 2008
Rebecca K. Hamrick
I have purchased this tub 4 times for 4 different births. Everyone loves it so much that it is my now standard present for anyone expecting.
Great infant tub! October 10, 2008
B. Rodriguez (miami, fl.)
The sling is the best feature about this tub! When you're bathing an infant, especially when they are only one or two months old, you can feel that they are securely held in the sling and aren't going to slip down or to the side in an awkward position.
I was never able to get it to fit in the sink because the water handles in the sink prevented it from being secure. It felt lopsided and unsafe. I usually placed it in the bathtub because I liked to unplug it as I was finishing bathing my daughter so that I could rinse her with clean water and not have her sit too long in the soapy water.
Purchased another one recently as a baby shower gift and the mom to be loved it. Someone had given her the tub she had placed on her list and she ended up returning that one and kept this one.
Baby Shower Gift October 6, 2008
Jennifer M. White (VI, Italy)
I gave this as a gift for my friends Baby Shower and she really liked it. I don't have kids yet but when I do if I have a girl I would get one for me. It was a little weird to wrap, but that is not a big deal, lol.
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