Did you use your infant tub in the bathtub?

We used the sink until he was too big for that, then we used a baby-tub in the shower because we don't have a tub down here. When I had access to a normal bathtub, I just filled it shallowly and washed him that way with my daughter. I don't like taking a bath with them when they're so young because they cool down too fast (and I like it warmer than is safe anyway) plus my soaps aren't good for their skins... much easier to not have to dry myself after either, just to dry them y'know?

For the sink, I do wipe it down with something like a chlorox wipe first because we use the bathroom sink and that means people spitting in it all the time and everything, so just to make sure it's clean. I'd do the same with the kitchen sink. Just make sure it's clean first, y'know?

I use an infant tub inside the bathtub. My partners house did not have a bath and we recently moved into a rental house and it has a bath, thank goodness! We had a change table with the bath under the change table pad which was easier on my back! but I am happy with the infant bath because it can be used when my daughter is a toddler same for our next child.

It was easiest for me to use the infant tub on the kitchen floor, since I have a hard time kneeling over the side of the big tub and our kitchen sink can't hold the infant tub like many do. At least on the kitchen floor I could sit Indian style on a towel and then mop up any splashes easily once we were done. When my son started sitting up my husband started getting in the big tub with him (my husband wears his bathing suit). He is now 20 months and my husband still sits with him in the big tub while I get his clothes and towel ready and just passes him to me when he's done and takes his nightly shower. This works out easiest for us because my son is secure and my husband just leans him back on his leg to rinse his hair.

My sister passed down her inflatable infant tub to us now that I'm pregnant with my second so maybe I will feel more comfortable letting a child sit up "alone" in that in the big tub. We'll see!

The easiest thing for me to do was put the infant tub in the adult tub. I used it that way from first bath until 10 months when she switch to the big bathtub. It was difficult for me to get in the bath with her....I only did that once with my daughter and I wrapped her in her towel and put her in her bouncey seat while I got out and dressed (she was still newborn so she couldn't get out) and it was NOT easier than just using her baby bathtub. I am a single mom so I didn't have anyone there to help me either....

I find it easiest to use the kitchen sink. When using the tub, it's easiest to just put it into the adult size tub. That way and splashes and spills are automatically taken care of.

At first I would take the filled infant tub and set it on our vanity (less bending over = less back pain)

but now he kicks too much so I fill the infant tub in the adult tub and let him kick and splash away!

both methods should be easy as i have used it. My main reason for bringing the baby bath to the room, was that both my kids were born in winter and when they bathed in the room, there is less hassle of walking corridors and subjecting them to cold before dressing them.

going into the bathroom should happen when they start kicking about and splashing too much that half the room is flooded LOL

If I don't want a bath I'll put his tummytub on the floor of the living room, if I fancy a soak too he'll just come in with me or his daddy... Which is usually the case! It's so much easier just to bathe with him.

I found that while they are still small enough kitchen sink baths are the easiest by far, pull the plug and your done.

that was the way i did it. it was easy for me incase he was moving or anything and water splashed out of the sides. didn't have to worry too much about cleaning it up.