Two products we couldn't live - or more importantly
BATHE - without...bath crayons and the
Primo Eurotub.

First, Connor has taken to bath crayons like a fish to water. She draws all over the tub and is learning her colors this way. Early indications are that she will be a right-
hander. She always wants us to write her name. She calls out "
name, name, name" beckoning us to write. And we oblige!


The other necessity is the
Primo Eurotub. It is the actual tub Connor is sitting in. I don't think there is necessarily anything European about it, so I am not sure why the name. But Carol ordered it for us from Amazon when Connor had outgrown her third bathtub and I was on a mad dash to try to find a safe product to help Connor stay upright in the tub. This thing is magic. One end is made for an infant and has a total body support. And then the other end is like a saddle in that there is a straddle spot to keep Connor relatively still. It comes especially in handy in these large, long European baths. It would take a lot longer to fill the actual tub for Connor's baths than it does this little tub.

I couldn't live without these!
1 comment:
I *just* got one of these Primo Euro tubs for Henry. I think Brian about had a heart attack when he saw what a big box it came in. But we're ready for when Henry outgrows the bathroom sink. I hope you all are doing well-- you're so prolific on the blog posts-- keep it up!
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