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sweetie525
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9 month old bath question
My DD is 9 months old. She is growing out of her infant tub but I am too nervous to keep her in my tub yet, even though she is sitting on her own. Is there a transitional tub that is safe to use with babies before they go in the regular tub.
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Posted 6/2/14 2:42 PM |
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alli3131
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9 month old bath question
I just went right to the jug tub.
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Posted 6/2/14 2:44 PM |
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MrsRapz
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9 month old bath question
i kept DS in the infant tub till 17 months 
you can also try the inflatable duck tub (which i actually hated but others seem to love)
you could also try finding one of those tub seats for the regular tub (they were recalled, but only because people were leaving kids in the tub with no supervision so there were drownings)
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Posted 6/2/14 2:48 PM |
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ali120206
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9 month old bath question
DS 1 stayed in the infant tub until 17 months because he didn't want to move to the big tub but, DS 2 moved at 6 months - I just held him in there. He wanted no part of the infant tub whatsoever.
Another friend of mine bathed her kids in the kitchen sink.
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Posted 6/2/14 2:49 PM |
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SandL
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Re: 9 month old bath question
We went straight to the tub at 7 months. I have seen the laundry basket in the tub on Pinterest.
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Posted 6/2/14 3:22 PM |
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b2b777
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9 month old bath question
I use the inflatable duck (you can buy it on walmart.com) -- i hate it, but it is safe and works well. I just dont like storing it!!!
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Posted 6/2/14 3:35 PM |
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missfabulous
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9 month old bath question
Go in the tub with her.
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Posted 6/2/14 4:26 PM |
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IVFmiracle
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Re: 9 month old bath question
Last week we got an inflatable tub that wasn't any bigger than her infant one so I got a step stool and now I put the step stool into the tub, sit on it, and bathe her.
DD is 9 months.
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Posted 6/2/14 4:46 PM |
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pnbplus1
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Re: 9 month old bath question
Get the Euro Primo tub. It's big. My 9 month old is 24 lbs and was 29 inches last month and fits in there comfortably. We also have a 1st years tub and he fits in that just fine. I personally wouldn't put a 9 month-old in the big tub yet. You can try showering with your infant though. He DH does that. I don't try to bc at 24lbs, DS2 is just too heavy for me to hold for too long.
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Posted 6/2/14 8:24 PM |
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ANR1211
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9 month old bath question
DS moved to the ducky tub at 7 months. He was out of it by 10 months because he just kept escaping! After he was out, he roamed free in the full bath. I liked the ducky for transition. We always just kept it inflated next to the tub, but we have a large bathroom and he's the only one that bathed in that bathroom. I couldn't imagine having a full size ducky tub in a bathroom that we would all shower in!
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Posted 6/2/14 8:29 PM |
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islandersgirl74
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Re: 9 month old bath question
Posted by b2b777
I use the inflatable duck (you can buy it on walmart.com) -- i hate it, but it is safe and works well. I just dont like storing it!!!
Def annoying to store but DD is 16 months and still loves it.
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Posted 6/2/14 9:06 PM |
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jdbaby
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Re: 9 month old bath question
Posted by pnbplus1
Get the Euro Primo tub. It's big. My 9 month old is 24 lbs and was 29 inches last month and fits in there comfortably. We also have a 1st years tub and he fits in that just fine. I personally wouldn't put a 9 month-old in the big tub yet. You can try showering with your infant though. He DH does that. I don't try to bc at 24lbs, DS2 is just too heavy for me to hold for too long.
Agreed. Euro tub is big. My almost 3 year old still bathes in it!
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Posted 6/2/14 10:22 PM |
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b2b777
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Re: 9 month old bath question
Posted by ANR1211
DS moved to the ducky tub at 7 months. He was out of it by 10 months because he just kept escaping! After he was out, he roamed free in the full bath. I liked the ducky for transition. We always just kept it inflated next to the tub, but we have a large bathroom and he's the only one that bathed in that bathroom. I couldn't imagine having a full size ducky tub in a bathroom that we would all shower in!
Trust me that duck goes in and out of the tub constantly bc we all share that shower. Makes me want to redo the upstairs bath!!!
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Posted 6/3/14 8:55 AM |
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caps612
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Re: 9 month old bath question
I just put him in the big tub with a mat underneath at that point. You will be surprised, he did great!
I had bough the blow up tub, and it really was not going to provide him much more room than the infant tub, so I sent it back!
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Posted 6/3/14 9:04 AM |
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jgl
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Re: 9 month old bath question
Put her in the reg tub with one of those nonslip mats. I sit on the edge of tub wth my feet in the water leaning over
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Posted 6/3/14 9:42 AM |
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ModDot
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9 month old bath question
we got a nonslip mat and put him in, I sit right there with him. Ever since then he LOVES bath time, hated the infant tub
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Posted 6/3/14 11:02 AM |
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NYCGirl80
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Re: 9 month old bath question
I bought a mat and put it under DS. We tried to put him in the big tub around 10 months and he was scared. Tried again around 1 year and he was much better. It took a few baths for him to fully adjust, but eventually he realized he could move all over the tub and he loved it.
I suggest buying a few new bath toys to make the transition fun.
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Posted 6/3/14 11:04 AM |
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AngnShaun
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Re: 9 month old bath question
Hailey took baths in the sink until she was 1
Then we found a seat for the tub
Now we have a big plastic mat so she cant slip while shes in there... she loves the freedom.
Message edited 6/3/2014 11:08:20 AM.
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Posted 6/3/14 11:07 AM |
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xosweetiexo
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Re: 9 month old bath question
Posted by islandersgirl74
Posted by b2b777
I use the inflatable duck (you can buy it on walmart.com) -- i hate it, but it is safe and works well. I just dont like storing it!!!
Def annoying to store but DD is 16 months and still loves it.
We also have the inflatable duck and my DD loves it!
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Posted 6/4/14 5:22 AM |
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LiveItUp
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9 month old bath question
We got dd the duck tub around 11 months and she still uses it at 19 months. It has a leak somewhere now and keeps deflating everyday, so I'm probably going to get rid of it soon, but it was great while it lasted.
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Posted 6/4/14 7:29 AM |
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AScottWolf
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Re: 9 month old bath question
Use a sturdy plastic laundry basket.
Seriously lol.
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Posted 6/4/14 8:43 PM |
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