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7 Reasons 30,000 Moms Moved Bath Time To The Kitchen Sink

(And why the ones who switched say they'd never go back)

If bath time leaves you sore, soaked, and needing a second pair of hands, it's not you. It's where the bath is. Here's what 30,000+ moms figured out.

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The real problem

01

The floor is the problem. Not you.

The floor is the problem. Not you.

A baby bath asks your body for 4 jobs. Get down to the floor. Fold over the tub and hold it for 10 minutes. Grip a slippery baby with 1 arm. Stand up off the tile, holding her, wet.

3 of those 4 jobs only exist because the bath is on the floor.

Your sink is already built in at the height of your hands. Move the bath there, and the getting down, the folding, and the getting up disappear.

There's just bathing a baby.

Two free hands

02

You get your second hand back.

You get your second hand back.

Right now one arm holds all of her. Wet and kicking. Your free hand does everything else.
 

That's why your hands cramp. That's why she screams. She can feel the death grip. Your panic becomes her panic.
 

The Shell holds her, so your arm doesn't have to. Her head rests up on the soft part. Her bottom sits down in the warm water. The soft petals fold up around her, and one goes over the tap so she never touches it
 

She's held whether your hands are on her or not. Loosen the grip, and watch what happens to the crying.

Your back & C-section recovery

03

No more folding your body over the tub.

No more folding your body over the tub.

Kneel on tile. Bend over the tub. Stay bent for 10 minutes. Get up off the floor holding a wet baby.
 

Moms call it what it is, back breaking. And after a c-section? Bending over a tub is the exact thing your body won't do. So the baths go to whoever can bend.
 

At the sink, nobody bends. You stand up straight the whole time.

"Perfect bench height and having two free hands is a game changer, especially if you've had a C-section. My daughter uses it every night for her daughter."
 

That's a grandma talking. Your back has done enough this year.

Clean-up

04

Nothing to lift. Nothing to empty.

Nothing to lift. Nothing to empty.

Nobody warns you about the after. Your baby's dry and dressed. But there's still a full tub on the floor. Too heavy to lift. So you scoop it out, 1 cup at a time, while she cries in the next room.
 

With the Shell, your sink is the tub. Bath's done? Pull the plug. Water's gone.
 

Wring the Shell out. Hang it by the loop. That's the whole cleanup.
 

10 minutes, start to finish. Not 50.

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Drying & hygiene

05

Soft bath things grow mold. This one can't hold the water to do it.

Soft bath things grow mold. This one can't hold the water to do it.

Worried about mold? Good. You should be.
 

Mesh slings and foam tubs are famous for black speckles. Moms hang them to dry every single day and still find mold growing in the folds. Right where their baby's bare back goes.
 

Here's why. Those hold water inside themselves for days. Mold needs exactly that: water, sitting, for days.
 

The Shell can't do it. It never holds the water. The sink does. Pull the plug, wring it out, hang it, and it's dry in about 20 minutes. Mold never gets its days.
 

Wash-and-dry tested 100+ times. And it goes straight in the washing machine.

Fit

06

It fits the sink you already have.

It fits the sink you already have.

Small bathroom sink. Deep kitchen sink. The laundry sink at grandma's house.

 

The petals fold to fit the shape. And in a big sink it makes no difference, because the Shell holds your baby, not the sink walls.

 

Home. Grandma's. Vacation. If it has a sink and warm water, bath time works there.

What Changes When Bath Time Moves To The Sink

The difference moms notice on the very first bath:

0

times kneeling on the floorNo getting down. No getting back up with a wet baby.

2

hands on your baby, the whole bathNot 1 arm holding and 1 hand doing everything else.

10

minutes, start to finish, cleanup includedPull the plug. That's the cleanup.

30,000+

moms already made the switchMost say the same thing: wish I'd done it sooner.

Loved by thousands

07

30,000+ moms. 4.9 stars. And 90 days to change your mind.

30,000+ moms. 4.9 stars. And 90 days to prove it in your own sink.

We're not asking you to believe us. We're asking you to run the test.

 

Use it for 90 full days. Every bath. If it doesn't change bath time in your house, send it back for every dollar.

 

Find another baby bath brand that offers that.

Today bath is happening either way.

On the floor, gripping, both of you crying. Or at the sink, standing up straight, with 2 hands on your baby and 10 quiet minutes that are just yours.

 

She's only this small once. The baths don't wait.

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Real Reviews From Moms Who Moved Bath Time To The Sink

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Emma J. - Memphis, TN

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This item was part of a gift for my grandchild, who was born premmie. The gift was delivered quite quickly and I'm sure the parents will be very happy with this unique and delightful gift.

★★★★★

Bridgette W. - Austin, TX

Verified Buyer

Worth the money, this is a great product that gets so much use and holds up so well. We ring it out in the sink, put it through a rinse/spin in the washer and then dryer. Hanging to dry alone never did it. It's one of my favorite things we've bought in our baby's first year.

★★★★★

Nataliya C. - Melbourne, VIC

Verified Buyer

Super cute, fits well in my sink and my baby seems to like it better than her bather for the bath tub. Does well in the dryer. This also can be used as a play mat! But I would wash it first before you transition it to a play mat.

★★★★★

Brittney L. - Sydney, NSW

Verified Buyer

I like this sink bather. Its too big for small sinks but I made it fit perfectly. I don't mind it. My baby loves taking a bath now with this shell. It's easy to handle and it dries fast. I recommend this product.

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