Baby Foldable Bath with Temperature Measurement

1. What kind of tub to choose?

①Safe and harmless

Now on the market 90% of the baby bathtub are made of plastic, when you buy must first look at it is not made of PP. This material is called polypropylene, non-toxic, no odour, but also very light, temperature -20 - 120 degrees, life is often used in microwave ovens and food bags, have good heat resistance and safety, can be assured that the baby to use.

Another advantage of PP material is that it does not contain BPA (bisphenol A). BPA is the raw material used in the production of PC material, commonly used space cups and bottles are made of PC. PP material does not use BPA in the production process.

Now there are American scholars who are concerned that BPA may have a negative impact on the development of babies' brains and bodies. Although this has not been proven, you should choose baby products that are safe for babies.

②Comfort

When shopping, you should also pay attention to test the physical comfort of the bath tub.

Because babies have a faster metabolism, their body temperature will be slightly higher than that of adults, and their first contact with cold substances will be more intense than that of adults. So buy a bath tub that is gentle to the touch and more comfortable to use in winter.

Generally speaking, the degree of physical comfort: plastic > wooden tub.

2. What size tub should I choose?

Many new parents may think it's best to choose a large tub for their baby.

Unless you have a large bathroom at home, a large tub will take up a lot of space.

-If the tub is too big, it will be inconvenient for parents to wipe the baby's body.

So what is the right size for your baby?

Generally speaking, babies need to use a bathtub until they are able to stand up and bathe on their own. So here are some things to consider when choosing a bathtub

-For newborn babies, the length of the tub needs to be greater than the length of the baby if the baby needs to lie down for a bath.

-After six or seven months, the baby can sit down to wash, the length of the tub should be greater than the baby's leg length. 

-3-4 years old, the baby can generally stand up to take a bath by themselves, this time there is no need for a bath tub