Inflatable Baby Bathtub, Collapsible Baby Bath Back Support, Portable Newborn Travel Bath tub with Drain Hole, Foldable Baby Bath Tubs for Infant to Toddler 0-24 Months (White)
Original price was: $16.99.$14.39Current price is: $14.39.
Product description
Long-Lasting Portable Design – Crafted from premium 0.33mm PVC with 22 reinforced rods, this baby bath tub supports up to 30 lbs with ease. Its lightweight yet durable build makes it ideal as a collapsible baby bathtub for families on the go—perfect for home use, vacation trips, or even grandparents’ house.
Ergonomic Comfort & Spine Support – This baby bathtub for newborn is thoughtfully shaped with an ergonomic curve that supports your infant’s back and spine. Parents can feel confident knowing this baby bath helps babies sit securely and comfortably, making bath time soothing for ages 0–12 months.
Leak-Free Double-Layer Valve – No more worrying about messy leaks during your baby’s bath time. This baby bath tub is designed with a double-layer air valve for quick, secure inflation that stays firm throughout use. Parents can trust this foldable baby bathtub to provide a safe, worry-free bathing experience for their little one every time.
Non-Slip & Safe Bathing Experience – Designed with a textured, anti-slip base, this bath tub keeps your baby steady even on wet surfaces. The insulated bottom prevents contact with cold floors, ensuring your child enjoys a warm, stable, and safe inflatable bath tub every time.
Easy to Inflate, Drain & Store – With a single-chamber design, this collapsible baby bathtub inflates and deflates quickly, while the large drainage hole makes cleanup simple. Parents love how this newborn bathtub folds compactly for storage, making it a practical essential for daily use or travel.
Kaz –
Perfect!
Holds in its air over multiple baths, has a little leg wedge so he doesnt slip down too much, it fits in my tub, and overall theres not much to say about it. It gets its job done, and makes bath time a lot easier. I wish there was a tad more support, but as my kiddo gets older itll work itself out. I like the design, and overall is n ice. It doesnt fold as flat when you deflate it, I worry about mould on the inside, but maybe if I keep it sealed itll be okay. I wouldn’t blow it up by mouth for that reason.
being 100 –
you need the “right” tool to easily inflate. Hair dryer does not work.
I am very generous with my 4-star rating.In my opinion, it took me too long to figure out how to inflate this.I may be harder on the rating as I have another tub that has a built in air pump, that is A: easier to inflate as the pump is right there, and B: the size of the other tub is larger.Granted, price of the other tub was slightly more, roughly $24 for the other and $17 for this. BUT, for me, the other tub had better value.We just came back from a stay, where we brought the “other” tub along. We brought it specifically for a 6-month old, but the 2-year-old climbed in it and wanted her bath in the inflatable tub.We happened to have in the home an electric pump for an inflatable toddler bed, that we had to dig out, (get it out of its storage bag) and used that to inflate THIS tub. I tried for too long with the hair dryer. I could not get a good seal over the opening. Plus, you have to inflate the main base through the large air plug, and then separately inflate the small inner area.I show the side-by-side of the 2 versions of the inflatable tubs that we have.I wish THIS tub was larger.YES, it is adequate to fit a child, even toddler in it.I can’t say that I will be using THIS tub for travel as I may not always bring the air pump along. I also want a back-up plan should my designated air pump break. How sad would that be that I get on my vacation and then can’t inflate the tub.Generous with 4-stars.But if you are looking for a tub without a built in pump than this is an option.
JdeF –
Babies, Plants, Feet and More
I do not have an infant, so I am not your traditional user. Instead I ordered this for a couple of different uses. So far, I have found three alternate uses including a foot bath, travel hand washing tub for clothes and to deep soak my plants.The vinyl is a nice thickness that offers good structure of the tub as well as durability. The center column can be separately blown up or left uninflated. The drain plug is watertight and makes for easy drainage (as long as you don’t need to move the tub to drain it elsewhere). The large inflation/deflation plug makes it quick and easy to deflate and fold/roll for storage. There is a small tab on one end that has a hole you can use to hang this up to dry. I fashioned a couple of straps to keep it rolled up but they can also be used if I want to fold it flat instead. There is no pump included, so you either need to purchase a pump or you can manually inflate it yourself in about a dozen breaths. There is no repair kit included, just the tub itself which has a built in leaning pillow on one end and a separately inflatable column to keep you child from sliding down.At a price point of $20 USD, I think this is a great price for both an infant bathtub or any other usage you can devise.
MustangAnge –
Handy inflatable tub.
Handy inflatable bathtub for travel or use at home. The material is thick and seems durable, and the interior of this tub feels roomy enough to accommodate kiddos perhaps up to 1yr old. My baby is on the smaller side and just hit 12mos and although it would work better if the tub didn’t have attached pillow structures inside, he could still fit for a bath. On that note, the pillow and the little bumper that goes between their legs is all attached and not removable or positionable in any way. The tub must be inflated manually but doesn’t take long, and is very cushiony when full. I would worry about its tendency to roll over onto its side though, which almost happened with us. Granted, you don’t leave your child unattended in something like this, obviously – but still something to keep in mind. When finished, it has a drain hole and can be hung up to dry before folding or putting away.
Tyra Wimberly –
Perfect inflatable tub!
This tub was super easy to inflate and deflate. I love taking this tub with me when my daughter spends the night with her grandmother. So I definitely recommend it for travel! The material is a thick plastic. It is very durable my 20lb baby fits in it fine with room to stretch out. I love that this tub has a cute pillow design for extra support for my baby! This is the perfect gift for smaller babies as well I recommend you purchase
Isabelle –
Thick, sturdy, and great quality
I was honestly surprised by how thick and durable this inflatable baby bathtub is. For the price, I didn’t expect such good quality! The material feels very sturdy and well-made, and it was extremely easy to inflate I did it by mouth in just a couple of minutes with no problem.For my 2-month-old newborn, it’s still a little tricky to use because she sometimes slides down from the small pillow inside, but I’m sure once she can hold her head up better this bathtub will be perfect. The design feels safe and supportive, and I love that it creates a cozy space so she doesn’t slip all around like in a hard plastic tub.The only downside is the strong smell when it’s new the scent was noticeable and even transferred onto my baby’s skin the first time. I’m hoping it will air out after a few uses.Overall, it’s a great buy: thick material, comfortable shape, easy to inflate and store. A very practical option for small babies, especially once they have better head control
Anonymous –
Portable Tub That Makes Travel Bath Time Easier
This inflatable tub is genuinely convenient for travel because you can deflate it and pack it flat. I think the support built into the back is nice for keeping babies from sliding around too much. The drain hole helps empty it faster so you don’t have to flip the whole thing. It’s not as sturdy as a real rigid bath tub obviously, but for trips or grandma’s house, it works well.