I signed up to be a Puj Tub tester and they sent me a free Puj Tub to review. So today after I got it in the mail I tried it out. The Puj Tub is a really sturdy, almost soft plastic like tub. It arrives flat and stays flat unless you are using it. When you are ready to use it you snap it into place thanks to some pieces of strong magnets. It snaps into place really easily and you can fit it into most any sinks. I tried both the kitchen sink (which is super small) and my bathroom sink (which is also super small). And Ignacio fit into it perfectly. I will tell you right now that the only thing I didn't like of it, I couldn't wash his hair in it without a bit of difficulty. But it is wonderful to use for a quick bath or just to wash off the spit up or messy diaper leftovers. He sat in it really comfortably and even giggled while I washed him. I tend to have bad knees so kneeling on the ground while bathing my son hurts like heck, so with this tub I got to stand and let me tell you how wonderful that was! Really.
The nice thing was that I used half of the water that I normally do and there was never any fear of the water over flowing. there are slots on each side that allow the water to drain out. I didn't make a mess and neither one of us (the baby or I) slipped or fell or anything worrisome.
The best part I think was the fact that it wasn't bulky and I could store it anywhere without it taking up a ton of space like my other tub. I put a hook up on my door and hung it right there! How convenient and amazing!
All in all, this tub was pretty awesome. It was even nice knowing there was no worry of him drowning like with any other tub. You have to be right there the whole time with my other tub and with this one, I could sit on the toilet to watch him and know that he would be just fine (running water makes me have to go potty what can I say?). Baby can't slip in it or out of it (at least mine can't) and I think it's awesome. I'm going to make this my quick bath or my travel bath because this will fit perfectly in my luggage. I think everyone should try it because I'm pretty sure, if you have a small baby, you will love it. And by the time they grow out of it, you won't need a bathtub, you can just use the regular sink as is or have baby sit in the tub with you. No need to pay $50 for a tub you'll use for 6 months maybe. Check out the Puj Tub for yourself at the new web site exclusively for baby bath tubs!
This is the Puj Tub put together in my sink. My sink is tiny yet the tub still fit
Ignacio sitting in his tub.
Filling the tub up with water
The slots that let the water out so it doesn't overflow
Ignacio content with his tub See how comfortable he is?
8 comments:
HE IS SO CUTE!!!
Oh my goodness! I almost signed up to be a tester...too bad I didn't, I'll need one in a few weeks, haha. And it really does look amazing.
Again, tho, what really got me in this post was the absolute cuteness of your child! Handsome boy!
WOW!!! THAT IS VERY COOL!!! Yes I am Sure North is up to about 16 lbs now ;)
Oh is he cute! I have this too and I love it! I'm going to do a video review after we get to California; things are a little to hectic right this minute. Have you looked through the Puj website? There are some super cute baby things. I think I'm going to get a pair or two of the shoes for Ella B. - they're straight, not right or left, so they're easy to put on and absolutely adorable. I love me some baby shoes!
Anyway, glad you like the tub. How much does Ignacio weigh by the way? Both he and North have already surpassed Ella it looks like! I'm dying with cuteness over here. God help us if the three of them ever are in the same room. Cuteness overload.
That tub is super neat! But, the baby is much much more fun to look at. He's getting so big!
Justine :o )
Very cool. I am going to send this link over to my brother in law, who has a 6 week old. This would be perfect for his baby!
Aww, what an awesome tub!
The tub has a cool design. Ignacio is gorgeous!
That's really cool! I'm past the special tub stage. But that seems a lot more convenient than those big monstrosities I tried to use (before giving up and just using the sink).
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