ALIMORDEN Baby Bath Seat, Toddler Shower Chair for Infant Bathtub Sit-up, Soft Skin Care for 9-36 Month, Portable Toddler Shower Chair Provides Adjustable Backrest Support with Steady Non-Slip Cup

I've had, seen, and given away a few different bath seats. I'm not going to say this one is the best. Because they are all a little different. But this one has some great features that can't be understated.Like the adjustable back. OK I can't really see a great use for leaning my baby back THAT MUCH but then again I did try and yeah I suppose I can washher belly and legs and everything in-between a little easier that way. The adjustable back is really helpful for storage too.The ... steering... wheel....? is also great because it's easy to put on and take off (in case storing the seat with it detached is easier for you).Suction cups work fine, like you'd anticipate. but I can't say that I've ever felt like the suction cups are that necessary anyway. You absolutely should be with your child and/or holding them in the chair unless your kid is old enough to be unsupervised in the tub (Which then the seat would probably be too small for them. lol)Great colors, very durable. A+This review was written for: ALIMORDEN Baby Bath Seat, Toddler Shower Chair for Infant Bathtub Sit-up, Soft Skin Care for 9-36 Month, Portable Toddler Shower Chair Provides Adjustable Backrest Support with Steady Non-Slip Cup

Was really hoping this would work for us as it is our 3rd bath we’ve tried this month. The suction cups don’t stick at all and the thing was sliding all over the place. I had to have my husband bring up the newborn bath to switch out mid bathing because this was so unusable.

We got this to use for travel for our 7mo old. The pros: it's lightweight, folds down so it's compact, is easy to wipe down and clean, and doesn't hold water so it dries quickly after use. So while it fit the bill for a travel option, it wasn't the best for our child because he is still working on sitting unassisted. One person had to hold him the entire bath because he would start leaning to the left or right and just topple over. It would be nice if the sides curled around a little to offer a little more support. He also wants to sit upright and even on the first seat back setting he was reclined more than he wanted to...which added to the fidgeting and then falling sideways. There are 3 seat back settings, so while it is adjustable, I wish there was one more upright notch to choose from. The seat also slopes down so he was constantly slid forward with his more sensitive areas jammed up against the little steering wheel post (which is fixed so the steering wheel doesn't move). Lastly, the suction cups worked well enough to keep the seat from sliding around during the bath, but they definitely weren't secure...I think if he were more wiggly the seat would have slid around the tub more. Overall, I don't see us using this much, but we will see if it's better once he's a little older.

This is a really nice seat. It comes almost fully assembled, you just unfold it and snap on the steering wheel.There are 3suction cups on the bottom to secure it to the tub, but they each also have a LONG piece hanging out that allows you to tug and release the suction, which is VERY convenient.I have tried several of the "lay down" style baby tubs and I always had troubl3 with them and keeping the baby in one place. Thus seat is a great way to keep the kid engaged and holding onto the steering wheel in the seated position which makes everything much easier.The "sitting" is the key word there though.I believe the lower end of the recommended age range of 9-months is a bit too young. My son had trouble holding himself up/straight the whole time. I think the youngest you would want to go here is about 12-months.I am still very glad that I bought this, I'm just going to need to tuck it away for a few months (good thing it also takes up less space than most.

This baby bath seat works pretty good and stays attached pretty well. It does a good job of keeping her a little worn in place so that we can wash her and keep her clean. All in all the products seems pretty solid, and we have not had any issues with it so far.

This baby bath seat offers a blend of convenience and challenges. Its most notable features include a taller backrest for added support, adjustable angles for comfort, and a lightweight, portable design that makes it suitable for travel. The seat's ease of operation is a plus, and the collapsible design for storage is practical.However, the seat's suction cups can be unreliable, causing it to slide in the tub, which raises concerns about stability during bath time. While the seat stays in place under the baby's weight, it may move when placing or removing the child. Additionally, the lack of a silicone bottom and a somewhat difficult-to-remove steering wheel for storage are minor drawbacks.In summary, while the seat has some great features for supporting a growing baby, the suction issue could be a dealbreaker for some.

I loved this bath seat. I was looking for something where a child could sit comfortably with backrest support and has something to hold on to. Its portable, light weight and pretty sturdy. Would definitely recommend this to everyone

I found this seat difficult to use in the bath with my 7 month old. The suction cups did not stick to the bottom of my tub - I tried before putting water in the tub and after, and no success with either. However when he was seated his weight kept it in place, but it did slide when removing him. My baby can sit unsupported, but I found the seat difficult to use in the fully upright position - this pushed him forward too much. The seat has 3 positions and we found the second position which is a slight recline the easiest to wash baby in. I do like that the seat is light weight and portable - we took it on a trip instead of bringing his whole baby bath. If the handle is removed, the seat folds in half, but you have to keep track of the detached handle.