newborn tummy tub bath

By lhalldaisy
September 19, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted September 19, 2016

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Posted September 19, 2016

Must admit I'd never heard of these till a mate got one and instantly bought one for my newborn.

He loves the water now, but unfortunately has outgrown this tub/bath (as they do with everything).

check them out and have a read about the benefits of them.

it's great for those first months (5 months for mine but he's a big boy and now just wanted to stand in it). They feel safe and secure in them. Yes like my husband you might think why not just a bucket but they are shaped in a certain way that keeps the baby secure, plus i"m a sucker for anything that I hope will make my life easier and the little one happier.

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Lisa

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