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I think they sell that in the US, but you'll probably have to order it online. How do you wash their bottoms in those? That's the part that needs the most scrubbing!
Oh...is there a newborn insert for that too? How do you get the newborns to stay upright...wouldn't they just curl over? (those babies in there look at least 6 months) sorry....i tried to you tube it because I was intrigued, but my stupid laptap won't play the videos :(
@MissMamacita - they have this video where this newborn was put in it....just a few days old.... they have this nonskid bottom... I don't really know how it works... i just know the baby doesn't cry when they're in there... hahahhaa... and it's like 4x the price in the states... and they're currently sold out because one of the morning talk shows featured it.... go figure. but i found a similar one that they sell at target or buybuybaby... or one of those... i'm sure it's the same thing... but for $40
@jeyi99 - oh...i saw the video....you have to support their head the entire time! You're also not supposed to sumerge them in water before their umbilical cord falls off....it's supposed to be just sponge baths until that happens (for us, it was around 4 weeks).
oh and Tyler never cried when he was in his bathtub!
Sorry, I didn't mean to be a debbie downer....it just ooks weird! If you want a really good one, most people recommend the primo Euro bathtub. it's really big and you can use it until toddler size (around 2 years). I wish I got that the first time around. Now that tyler can sit on his own, we just have him in a really big basin type tube (no supports) because we want to eventually move him into the "big" for real tub!