We've own several similar foldable baby bath tub now, and by far, this one has the cutest design! The crocodile one we picked is very cute, and my toddler age boy absolutely loves it. I have to say, little things like the attractive design really help parents taking bath for their babies! My boy love sitting in this bathtub. Here are few things I noticed this bathtub is different from others we own. The depth of the tub is a bit greater than others, for us, this is a great thing because it extends the age limit of its usage. The temperature gauge is in fahrenheit not in Celsius!! This is honestly a huge advantage over others with similar features! Every other folder bathtub we own comes with temperature gauge in Celsius which is honestly a bit annoying! However, theres still no way to turn it off like all others have which is still a little disappointing. It's very easy to fold it back for better organization, and once it folds, it folds completely flat compare to some others that still pops up a bit. The only thing that's not foldable with the tub is the cushion, I just hope there's a way to put them all together more easily. And once it's completely extended for use, it definitely feels very sturdy and strong! Overall, good baby bathtub to get!

I am a big fan of bulky things that squish down flat, since they are much easier to pack in the RV. The RV does not have a tub, but we still needed somewhere to bathe the baby. This tub checks all of the boxes! We just put it in the floor of the shower (or sometimes outside) and give him a bath. The drain plug is VERY handy—no more lifting a heavy tub full of water. I had a little difficulty getting the white support bars attached. On mine, I finally realized that there is a very, very slight bow on one side of each bar. That side needs to go toward the outside (both sides). It took a minute. If you struggle trying to get them on, turn them around. The infant sling is nice and soft, but is NOT firm foam as it appears to be in the Amazon photos. It is sort of a bead-filled tight mesh. The baby would have to be positioned relatively upright in it to keep his head out of the water. There are no instructions about the sling’s support straps, and it feels like the sling could have been engineered a little better. The sling will float when the baby is not in it, and it seems that the straps could easily detach. And the strap that comes from the head area actually covers the screen for the built in thermometer (if you look at the Amazon photos, that strap is not even attached and therefore not covering it). You DO need to attach the head area strap. If you don’t, the head part will be down in the water. Same problem if you try to attach it to the other end away from the thermometer. It won’t work. The strap will then be too long, and the head part will be down into the water. I’m not sure I would bathe a newborn in it, but I think this will work VERY nicely for a child who can sit unaided.

This is a modern version of a baby bathtub! It features a battery operated thermometer (replace batteries as needed with LR44 size batteries)that will test the temperature of the bath water. If the tub is empty it records the temperature of the room! It collapses in the middle via a bendable plastic middle. I am giving this to a young mom at church for her infant, but I wanted to open it to make sure I understand how to explain the opening and folding feature. I'm glad I did because when I opened the box I had to understand what the parts were for, how they were put together, etc. I definitely had to read the instructions little by little. The first mini challenge is to expand the folded unit. I understand the concept now and the parent needs to use muscle presssure to expand or collapse this tub. I have a dish drainer that works the same way, so it wasn't totally new to me. Then the parts press-fit into each other. I was very pleased that the legs open, stay open and are strong to support any child without tipping. The parent gets to choose the most comfortable position for the baby, and the older infant will surely not want to lay back on the included removeable cushion. Now that I can lay the groundwork mentally for the parent I'm delighted to know mom or dad will be very happy with the tub. One caution: DO NOT LEAVE THE BABY UNATTENDED EVER while in the tub.

I got this for the full intention of using as a bath for my bunny! He is tiny and we tried a blow up hair basin but it was a pain to lift up and down with water in it! So I got this hoping it would be sturdier and easier to move. It is the perfect size for my bunny and I love that the drain is easy to use and I absolutely love that the tub collapses into a small foldable and easy to store or travel size. The ONLY two things I think would make this better is if the thermometer had an off switch and if there was a clip to keep the tub closed when folded because it is a bit of a pain when you collapse it and fold it and you have to wedge it in between a couple things to keep it closed. Make sure the bars that attach on the side of the tub "clip" in....make sure you hear it because it took me a few times and they kept falling out until I made sure they clipped. Other than that it is super adorable and easy to clean and works perfect! Very happy

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I think this tub is ideal as a portable travel baby bathtub, which is the purpose for which I ordered it. I wouldn't use this as my everyday baby tub, as it is a little flimsy and not super sturdy but, for folding down and packing in our RV, it is just what I needed. I would recommend putting a towel or mat down under this tub ... something that is both absorbent and slip-resistant, as this tub can occasionally leak a bit and it does tend to move around, especially with a larger child. I also high suggest you let the tub airdry completely before folding down to avoid mold/mildew from developing. It would be better to use this at ground level for baby's safety, as there is always the risk it could slide off of an elevated surface and/or the baby could fall out. And, OBVIOUSLY, never ever ever ever leave a child unattended in or near any standing water. As long as you understand what you are getting — a lightweight, portable, collapsible baby tub that is designed more for travel and occasional usage — then I don't think you will be disappointed. I am giving 4 stars because of the minor issues I have shared, as well as because I feel it might be slightly overpriced. Otherwise I am happy with it and it has made bathtime while camping with toddlers so much easier. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This collapsible tub is probably great for newborns, but I don't have one. I have a three year old blind nephew that loves playing with water though and to him this thing was a blast. He kept standing at the edge splashing, getting in and out, and even climbing/balancing on the rims of the tub. This tub is a new permanent summer toy for him. One note, he found the drain plug on the bottom and pulled it a few times, but that isn't any real con. Another use is a camping sink. This tub folds flat, is easily setup, and would be great for soaking/washing dishes while camping. This one gets all the stars from me!

I'm absolutely thrilled with this baby bath tub! The adorable pink color is such a fun addition to bath time, and it's a major hit with my little one. But the real win here is the foldable design. No more bulky baby tub hogging up precious storage space! It folds away neatly, making it a lifesaver in our small bathroom. Another feature I love is the built-in temperature reader. No more guessing or running your wrist under the water – I can be sure the bath is just the right temperature for my baby's delicate skin. Plus, the tub dries superfast, which is a huge convenience. No more damp tubs taking forever to air out. Overall, this foldable baby bath tub has been a game-changer for bath time! It's convenient, practical, and perfect for small spaces. And most importantly, my baby loves it! Highly recommend!

The product quality is questionable and its not very stable. I looked at all the reviews and decided to go ahead with it but I am disappointed. The material is very soft being foldable and seems if a baby moves a little it will tumble over. My previous one is a hard plastic and is bulky so thought of getting a foldable one but this is not very easy for our use.

Not safe for baby’s under 3 month who have poor head control ! I had to hold my baby the all time when I was use it . It’s leaking from the bottom . Not helpful at all for us. Very disappointed

Bathtime was a challenge. I expected the item to be more sturdy but it was not