🛁 Quick Dry Microfleece Cover Boon Puff Inflatable Baby Bather - Multi Review

Very comfortable and makes bathing much easier without having to hold baby with one hand! Plus he loves it and it's soft, not hard plastic like a lot of baby bath tubs.

After reading the reviews I haven't filled it all the way so it's not a raft and I always take the lid off and call when I'm done am. It's very easy to store and my kid loves it.

It's just perfect for on the go. We take a bath as part of our nightly routine and I was so concerned about how it would look on the trip. I didn't do this in my bathroom every day like many others, but it's definitely the go-to travel solution.

Seriously, my baby just dangles around in this thing, especially when there's enough water in the tub to swim in (which you DON'T NEED). for safety reasons.) She was constantly crying and screaming in her old bathtub, but she would happily and happily sit in this one, literally forever, if she could. Infant!

We loved this travel bath as we were taking our newborn on his first holiday! It worked really well and kept him warm! The only issue is cleaning: if he poops while bathing, liquid feces can seep through the material and be a bit more difficult to clean out while you're bathing him. Super easy when you're done! Rinse it, throw the cover in the washer and dryer and simply rinse the inner tube. I used an electric pump to inflate and deflate it, but you can use your mouth too.

I was arguing between this float and a standard (whale) bath. Decided to try this one - reasonable price, looked comfortable - and I'm so glad I did! My son HATE bathing, yelling and crying all the time. With this float we have a much more comfortable feeling. To use it, I pour a few inches of warm water into the tub and put the float in, and then the baby. He likes the instant warmth he can feel through the bottom of the raft. The only issue I have is a small child (3 weeks old, 9lbs) sliding…