My son had outgrown his infant bathtub at 9 months and needed something bigger (he's a 90+ percentile kid), but I wasn't quite ready to just sit him in the big bathtub yet. He was still a sometimes unstable sitter and I wanted us both to be able to enjoy his bathtime without worrying about him slipping or falling over. This froggie tub fits perfectly in the big bathtub, takes up about half the length of the tub, and leaves very little room on the sides of the tub - so the froggie tub itself sits snugly and doesn't move around in the big tub. I like the saddle horn and that it's not quite in the middle, it's slightly offset. It was too tight of a fit to sit him on the smaller side of the horn, but it works perfectly to sit him on the larger side of the tub, and the horn keeps him from sliding forward if he leans back, so the saddle horn is positioned so you can use it for a long time, first on the smaller side with a smaller baby, then put them on the other side of the saddle horn as they get bigger. The tub has a release plug on the bottom but I never use it - the tub is small enough that I can just lift it up and dump the water out by turning it upside down in the tub when we're done with bathtime. The only slight negative is that it was a little tedious getting the thing aired up the first time, but it's stayed inflated for 3+ months and I've never had to add air since it was first inflated. Plus, the froggie print is cute! :)

Wish I could like this more. Its super cute and portable. However... IF YOU HAVE A SON, DO NOT GET THIS. The saddle horn in the middle intended to help keep the child seated WILL squish their little boy parts. Also the valve at the bottom sticks out no matter how you try to push it in. We are now using it has a toy holding tub.

It was great for traveling with our 6-month-old twins. Durable, easy to inflate, and deep enough to get the job done. The thing that's not clear from the description (I should have ready the question / answer section instead) - is that your baby really, really needs to be able to sit up by herself. That's why it indicates "6-months" as the minimum age. Ours can sit with assistance but not alone. This made for a very precarious and slippery situation. I was hoping that the saddle horn would help keep them sitting like our normal baby tub does. However, this tub forces them to sit up tall with the horn, and the sides are kind of spongy when inflated, so they were kind of leaning around a bit. It was fine once I got a hand on them (one at a time, didn't put both in the tub, not enough room), but I was hoping to be able to use both hands for washing. This will be great once they can sit up though!

I ordered this item since I need a way to bath my 6 month old child, he has outgrown his plastic baby tub and we don't have a tub, only a shower.
I was initially skeptical, but he loves sitting in it and is reasonably stable because of the horn.
Initially I received this item, blew it up and used it twice, but the air leaked out the valves (was very unsafe with baby in the tub). After 2 uses trying to blow it up, I asked for a return/replacement. . .I received the replacement item within 3 days and have had no problem with this one. I must have just gotten a defective one at first. . .

I like that my baby can sit with water up to his belly and splash and play, but still has a soft cushion should he topple towards the side and he is able to stabilize himself on the sides and not slide all the way under. Like all baths, requires constant supervision, but I don't need to hold him continuously and can use both hands to wash him or play while he sits.

Easy to clean, just rinse off and let dry upside down. Haven't tried deflating and re inflating it. . .seems fairly durable and expect it to last till he outgrows it.

Soooo if you have a little one who is to big for the infant baths (likes to sit up and move around) but to little for the regular bath without anything..then this bath is a must! I for the life of me cannot find the bath chairs with the suction cups on the bottom like I had for my middle child.. Luckily I ran across this on Amazon.. Its the greatest thing ever let me tell ya.. Its super thick so I forsee it being hard to pop.. It has a huge drain hole so it doesn't take forever to let all the water out.. Plus it has a "saddle horn" that fits right in between LO's legs so they dont constantly slip and slide all over. You also have the option of leaving that deflated when they are older and they can more confidently while keeping their upper bodies above water... Best part its only 14$!

Its also super packable since you can deflate it and fold it up... And it would work great in the summer for a LO with older siblings who cant control themselves in the bigger pools lol.