…the Baby and the Bathwater….
This is not a torture device – it is a bathtub, inspired by the tubs used by those eccentric Europeans.
Needless to say, it’s BPA, PVC, phthalate and lead free (yes, those things are in conventional plastic tubs), but, most importantly, it seems that babies love being in warm water up to their chests, and in the fetal position – both of which are accomplished in the Spa Baby.
I haven’t bought one of these space age looking things, but they are also BPA/PVC free. (My only concern would be that baby might reach up and touch a still warm spout. I still have a scar from having done just that.) I do love the name: the Puj Tub (it makes me lust for a curry). It doesn’t seem that anything larger than a baby or Shih Tzu could fit in one, though.
And what to wash the dear one with? Natural sea sponges (best brought back from the beach holiday you should squeeze in before the baby), and any soap (when he is old enough), that has a “0″ rating from the Skin Deep database.
For a yummy and cozy dry off, organic towels from Under The Nile are just the thing.
Note: For those of us having winter babies, rather than worry about creams and lotions, just consider using extra virgin olive oil. It’s been the safe choice of mother’s for 4ooo year - and soaks in gorgeously apres bath. (Any oils that contain nuts, such as almond or sunflower, are to be avoided until they are cleared by the Doctor of not having nut allergies.)
Let me know if you use the Raj, and love it.



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I love the first tub; it makes perfect sense. Great find! The second one does seem dangerous though not just because the baby might touch the hot faucet but also because the person washing the tiny tot might fill the tub with baby in it. Never a good idea. The water must be tested first.
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