What ages is this recommended for? Is there something good for a 10 month old baby fascinated with water?
81622
I have it on my desk at work, both the kids and adults are mesmerized by it, it has been dropped a few times and survived so a baby may find it entertaining.
81623
My grandson who is 7.... really likes to watch the motion of the bubbles dropping when its time for bed. Helps him relax.
81624
I think any age child would be intrigued by this...I have the blue/green. It is beautiful and so fascinating to watch as the droplets descend. I got it for a 6 year old boy who ignores it for weeks and then spends time peacefully watching. It sits on his desk in his bedroom. For your young one I think he/she would like watching it but an adult should be in control of the item. It is not to throw or bounce around.
622547
My baby began to enjoy it as soon as her hands were going up to her mouth (around 3 months). She is now 4 months and enjoys it more because she can hold onto it longer without dropping it.
1426600
I have a almost 3 year which works perfect for him except the strap imbetween the legs don't have much to grow but he loves it I also have a 15 month old and I haven't tried it with him yet but might work but my 15 month os only 20 lbs so might work with your son I'd def try it if he loves swimming freely it dodnt tip not even once for us and my son was all over in it splashing if any thing he would def grow into it quick def recommend it over a puddle jumper or whatever there called this seems to help keep there head out of the water no problem even when leaning forward
1417155
We used this tub as a transition from the infant tub until our large baby boy was over a year old. He could sit on his own in the tub at about 6 months but we still felt this tub was great for helping rinse the shampoo from his hair so his face didn't get wet. Once you're baby is able to sit unassisted on their own, you can probably just use the bath tub but it's nice to have this around for rinsing. Hope that's helpful!
159039
I think you would have to be careful to get any excess water out of the doll after being in the bath. It's a good size doll for a small child but I would recommend not putting it in water. Pretend bathing with a damp cloth would be my suggestion. It is a very cute baby. I have four of them, 2 boys and two girls that will go to older children because they are anatomically correct.
726112
I used it with all three of my babes from about 1 week to 6-7 months. Once they were sitting up independently I just put them in the sink. The sling would be great for small babies as it keeps them from getting in the water too much.
2113662
It all depends on the baby. Mine was a year old and I wanted to break him of bottles. He wouldn't use other sippy cups but because of the rubber nozzle on this and the fact that it looks like a bottle, made him use this cup without difficulty. The wing handles helped him to get used to the feel of a sippy cup so when I introduced a new more advanced sippy cup he did fine. U could probably introduce this bottle around 8 months I think.
451963
Look at a Puddle Jumper. I put my son in that when he was 20 months, and it worked great for about 2 years. I'd keep in in one now, but he's stocky, and out grew it. Google Puddle Jumper, and watch the videos of the little one's swimming. It works great!
695262
Its supposed to be for any age. However after a few months it does get tiring to wash all its parts, so I would suggest 4 months max. It is a great product after the baby learns how to use it and I think it is also good for them to work in their patience as it is a lot harder to use than a conventional nipple.
617839
I would say yes if s/he is already comfortable in the water and quite strong. But for most 18 month olds I would say no. Id try something like this Swim School Aqua Tot Trainer
524565
I think it's great for a 2 year old. It's large but the water doesn't go too high and you can control how much water sprays by turning down the hose. My 3 year old loved it and do did the younger and older kids who played in it.
35570
The bottom of the pool inflates also, so as long as you keep the bottom inflated it is cushioned enough for 10 month old to sit. You can always place a folded beach towel underneath it also, which I have done with my grandson. That provides even more cushioning.
2012384
I wouldn't suggest it for a 10 month old. The instructions say this is for size 2 and up, and we got it at about the 1 1/2 year mark for my rather tall son. The size is nice, but the thickness was a little too thick for him. The baby pillow is not as big, but it is also not as thick so as not to put your baby's head at an awkward (and potentially dangerous) angle.
1948745
I think she may be a little small. My niece uses this at just over 2 years old, but she is probably around 25 lbs. Maybe look into "puddle jumpers". It's a floatie that wraps around a childs body and over their arms. They are still able to move around pretty good and get the feeling of learning how to swim.
246439
We bought ours when our baby was about 5 1/2 months and she is still using it at 8 1/2 months but she also rly loves her little Neptune walker now so we rotate what she uses. One thing to note... It's rly big! But so much fun to watch your baby in it.
1975657
This tub is great for newborns all the way up to babies who can sit on their own. Once my babies were about 8 months old and able to sit up pretty well on their own, we transitioned them to a regular bath tub. This gave them more room to play, splash and explore. My babies will be one next month and I can't imagine bathing them in this tub any more. They're probably too big to sit in it comfortably and bath time just wouldn't be as much fun for them.
1674231
My daughter didn't care for it at 16 months. I think it is better for younger babies and agree with Ryane that a different type of float would be better for a toddler.