The only negative I would say is that because my daughter is a bit chunky I sometimes found it difficult to get my hands in to lift her out but I would think I would have that problem with most bath seats so it certainly wouldn't put me off. I'd recommend this to anyone. Read more Here at Bambinos And Beyond we are an independent, family run Father & Daughter duo Shannon & Chris helped by brothers, in laws and wider family. This bath seat is not suitable for use on anti-slip surfaces. This bath seat is not suitable for multi-level (split-level) baths. One in three accidental drowning deaths in children aged two and below involves bath seats, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents says.

The safety 1st swivel bath seat is made entirely of solid plastic, featuring a ball on the front to entertain baby, and a swivel motion to spin baby round in the bath. When we say baby in it for the first time we noticed he was pretty wobbly and insecure because of how wide the seat is, this wasn’t a huge issue at the time, however it did cause us a couple of problems later on. Thanks to its rotating ball, your child will be occupied and bath time will be fun with the Safety 1st Swivel Bath Seat in Primary Colours. Suitable for children from approximately 6 to 12 months (between 7 and 10 kg), this bath seat is ideal for keeping parents hands free to wash their child and even bathing more than one child of the same age at a time.Safety first swivel bath seat is a product of Dorel UK Ltd. The swivel technology is the result of long term research that this unique patented technique offers gentle access to the every nuke and corner of the baby. The upper body is fitted with a stationary base below. This stationary base is in turn fitted with a suction mat that holds the safety first swivel bath seat firmly on the floor of the bath tub. The upper body is free to move around in complete 360 degrees. This body may be gently pushed forward so that the baby along with the seat turns all round that gives easy access of the baby to the parent. Step 7: After bathing, lift baby out of the bath seat. To remove it, pull the suction cup release tabs out while gently lifting the seat upwards. Rinse the bath seat thoroughly and allow to dry before putting this product into storage. It's important to know how to bath your baby safely and understand any risks there may be so we asked our support expert, Susan Wallace, her top safety advice for bathing a baby: Do not use this bath seat before your child can sit unaided (approximately 6 months, minimum weight 7 kg). Water also sits in the main part of the seat between the suctioned bottom plate and the spinning seat.

This particular seat is a 'Safety 1st swivel bath seat' but there are other similar ones on the market.

It is such good value for money. I had doubts when I was looking at it to buy initially but it has been worth every penny. It is nice and light, it can collect a bit of water though so best to turn it on its side after bathing so it drains.