Can I Use a Bucket Instead?

There are many people who are asking what makes the tummy tub different from other household buckets. Buckets are not always safe to use for bathing infants. This is because they have been designed for another purpose. Made from polypropylene plastic, tummy tub guarantees that it is safe to be used for infants. The material used does not react to bathing supplements used for babies. Likewise, this material does not lead to a chemical reaction even when it is always used with hot or warm water.
Buckets may have toxic pigments or substances that would be harmful for babies especially when they are newborns. Those can lead to allergic reactions especially that newborns’ immunity system is not yet fully developed. On top of that, buckets will also have sharp corners and edges, such as where the handle is attached. Those can be a hindrance during the bath time and can also lead to scratching the baby’s sensitive skin.

The main feature of the tummy tub is having a tulip form and it is specifically designed to simulate the support for babies when they were still in the womb. Ordinary household buckets would not have the same curved bottom feature. Its size has also been specifically intended for babies meaning there would be no worries of a baby sliding down to the bottom. An ordinary bucket may be too small or too big for a baby that can make them more uncomfortable while bathing. Tummy tub is also transparent that makes the bathing easier as parents can see the lower half of the baby’s body at all times.
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