For new parents, giving a newborn a bath can be anything but easy. A baby’s body is soft and delicate, and parents often struggle to strike the right balance—too gentle and the baby might not be clean, too firm and they worry about hurting their little one. In some families, it takes two or three adults just to manage bath time, turning it into a full-blown “operation.” But if you're a single mom or dad, handling bath time alone can be especially overwhelming.

That’s why choosing the right bathing tools—ones that are practical, safe, and easy to use—is so important. Today, we’re sharing a game-changing combo that makes solo baby bath time totally doable: a foldable bathtub + a floating support net. Perfect for babies up to age three!

Foldable Bathtub: Easy to Store, Easy to Move

These tubs are typically made of soft plastic or silicone, making them lightweight and easy to unfold—even for petite moms. The biggest highlight? The foldable design. After bath time, just press it down and it collapses to a flat 20cm shape, which can be easily tucked into a closet gap or under a sofa. It’s a total lifesaver for small apartments.

Heading out with your baby? Fold it up and toss it in the trunk—it’s road-trip ready. Whether visiting grandma or going camping, you’ll always have a baby bath on hand.

Adjustable Bath Rack: From Newborn to Sitting Stage

Most foldable tubs come with an adjustable bath rack. In the newborn stage, you can switch it to a “lying-down” mode, where your baby rests like they’re in a cozy cradle. The anti-slip texture inside the tub helps keep your baby in place, so you won’t need to awkwardly support their neck while washing their hair.

Once your baby can sit up independently, just adjust the rack to “sitting mode.” The water level reaches their waist—safe enough to prevent slipping while giving them space to enjoy some bubbly fun.

We recommend choosing a tub with a sturdy base and support frame, which prevents slipping and helps keep the temperature stable longer with its heat-locking surround design. A comfy, safe bath = a happy baby and a relaxed parent.

Pro Tips: Prepping the Bath Safely

Before giving your baby a bath, take a few moments to get everything ready to ensure a smooth and safe experience.

Start by adjusting the bathroom temperature to keep the space warm and cozy, so your baby won’t get cold. Gather all essentials in advance—such as a soft towel, a clean set of clothes, a fresh diaper, and any skincare items like baby lotion or powder—so you won’t have to step away once bath time begins.

When filling the tub, always pour in cold water first, then slowly add warm water until it reaches about halfway up the tub. The ideal water temperature is around 38–40°C (100–104°F), similar to your baby’s body temperature, to avoid discomfort or the risk of burns.

Don’t forget to remove any rings or bracelets to prevent accidentally scratching your baby’s delicate skin. With thoughtful preparation, bath time can become a safe and calming part of your daily routine.

Floating Support Net: Small Tool, Big Safety Boost

As babies grow more active, they tend to squirm during bath time—slipping under water or getting water in their ears can become real concerns. That’s where the floating support net comes in.

This net is made from soft, breathable material and provides gentle buoyancy support. Your baby will feel like they’re floating comfortably in warm water, safe and secure. The best part? Its universal hook design fits tubs of all sizes, making setup quick and easy without the need to hunt down the “perfect fit.”

The mesh design allows water to flow freely underneath, preventing water from pooling or making your baby feel unstable. Combined with the foldable tub, this setup ensures a one-person bath operation is not only possible—but smooth and safe.

Whether it’s a regular bath at home or a trip away from home, this bathtub + support net combo seriously lightens the load and improves your routine. Bath time no longer has to feel like a battle—instead, it becomes a warm and safe bonding moment between parent and baby.

For new parents, especially single moms or dads doing it all alone, this combo is a total game-changer. Add it to your parenting must-haves—you’ll thank yourself later!