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  1. #1
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    Dec 2005
    5,951

    This is what we got. I've used it with both girls now. It's adjustable, and Nina was in it until she was sitting up, then she went into a bath seat.

    https://www.bellybelly.com.au/forums...php?photo=8378

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Mar 2007
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    Where did you get that from Jodi? How much? They look great what a good idea.... hmmm thinking now DH and i should not have bought that cheap $12 bath tub!! ah well its only $12 lol

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Jan 2008
    109

    Jodi/Renstar,
    That is what I was talikng about. They are great. You can get them from Target Big W and Toys R Us at least thats where I've seen them. They are not very expensive. But don't remember what I paid for DD's

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Dec 2005
    5,951

    I got that from Big W, and can't remember the price, but it was cheap. Maybe around $20 or something?? It's soooo handy, as you can see, you don't have to be physically holding them, only watching them closely. It would break my back having to bath Emily any other way, she's 6.5kg already!

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Feb 2008
    140

    We borrowed one from a friend for the first few months and used it in the adult bath with one of those seats the others are talking about. Our problem is our house came without a plug for the bath and it is an odd size and we haven't been able to find a plug that fits it. So we bought a baby bath on sale and DS still has a bath in it at 13 mths sitting up. He can't lay down but it saves water as we are only filling the baby bath instead of the big bath and when done you just tip it up so you don't have to carry it anywhere (unless you want to water the plants). It has been worth it for us.

  6. #6
    BellyBelly Member

    Jun 2005
    Sydney
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    Renstar what you are going to do is exactly what we did for all our 3 girls....and are backs are ok.
    And your right, you dont need to spend anymore than $12 on a bath - it will do the job.

    When baby does get bigger, those baby seat thingys that Jodi has posted are great. We also used one of those terry towling covered layback seats, that you pop in the big bath once they a bit older - they are under $20 in most baby shops....

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Mar 2007
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    Thanks Jodi.

    MBear - ok good! Glad to know we are on the right track! Thanks. so perhaps we'll use the $12 bath for a few weeks and then also we'll probably get one of those one's Jodi has they seem great, and i've seen the terry towelling ones at Target they were there when we were getting the bath but i wasn't sure how they worked! LOL

    thanks girls something to think about..... as for the baby stands with bath included, are they not really necessary?? unless you have a big shower?

    sorry for crashing your thread Justine hope it helps tho!

  8. #8
    Registered User

    Mar 2007
    VIC
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    We bought a fisher price aquarium bath originally. I agree, they are a waste of money. DD hated the hammock as it left her cold. The bath is small and they soon grow out of it.
    We use a bigger baby bath in the bath now with one of us holding DD and the other washing.
    If we had our time over, we would get a lay back seat for the big bath.

  9. #9
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    Jul 2007
    melb
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    We bought a baby bath and stand of ebay for $30 as i did not want to spend the money as I figured we wouldnt use it for long anyway. Its in perferct condition and a frined picked it up for me as person was in suburb next to her!!

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    Feb 2005
    Boyne Island
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    for my first 3 babies I had a normal baby bath no stand.. just used the dining table.. but I found one with a stand at a garage sale for $5 with baby number 4 and kicked myself for not buying one sooner

    If you live close enough you can have mine I no longer need it obviously but I really think they are great.. Just go for the cheaper way.. I personally don't think you need to buy brand new..

  11. #11
    Registered User

    Jun 2008
    24

    Oooh thanks for the offer aussienic..without sounding too ignorant where exactly is Boyne Island?? Near Melbourne by any chance?!?!
    Have just had a look on ebay and not many at all on there and none in melb - but might keep exploring this avenue

  12. #12
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    Jun 2008
    24

    Haha no dramas Renstar crash away I'm just lapping up the responses as well right now Thanks for your input everyone big help -