I have 3 brain cells and they are all fighting for 2nd place
Hi.
Stupid question as my brain isn’t braining.
My baby is now officially 6m old (happy half birthday!) and I’m wondering what the next step is for using a seat for her bath? She currently has the picture attached and she’s almost grown out of it.
She can’t sit unaided yet, is it the seat I get for her?
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This post made me giggle! 😆
So relatable.
There are some little bath chairs that secure to the sides of the tub.
Hey, you can get bath seats if you needed to get another seat.
My LO is 8 months (and I think tall for his age age) and he either sits up on the bath support chair (similar to yours), can still lay back in bath support or I sit him on floor of bath (on non slip bath mat). My LO can sit up unaided now.
Between 6 to 8 months they will grow.L but I wouldn’t say enough to warrant needing another seat but it’s personal preference ☺️
We never had a bath seat. Just held her in the bath until she was able to sit up. Sometimes we did such a shallow amount of water we just laid her in the bath and poured water over her from a jug
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I have 3 brain cells and they are all fighting for 2nd place
Hi.
Stupid question as my brain isn’t braining.
My baby is now officially 6m old (happy half birthday!) and I’m wondering what the next step is for using a seat for her bath? She currently has the picture attached and she’s almost grown out of it.
She can’t sit unaided yet, is it the seat I get for her?
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