COMPETITION: Flexibath AND Toys!

Three years, two Danish engineers and one million pounds transformed a frustrating problem for all parents into the award-winning FlexiBath. The FlexiBath is the first ever foldable baby bath tub, it resolves storage concerns by folding flat and can fit just about anywhere; against the wall, in a cabinet or even under the bed.
The FlexiBath is made of hard plastic with soft folding lines made of rubber, which makes it both stable and flexible, for additional safety and comfort; the bottom of the bath has a non-slip surface.
Although at first sight the bath looks smaller than traditional baby baths, this is an optical illusion, once filled with water it expands easily accommodating two babies aged 0-4 years. New parents appreciate its easy storage, safety features and environmentally-sensitive design.

FlexiBath have not only introduced the new purple colour this year but they have also just launched a fabulous range of co-ordinating bath toys. The bath toys include an ingenious small table, which can be attached to all bathtubs, the table offers an additional space to play with their favourite toys while enjoying a bath.
The FlexiBath ( RRP £29.95) and Co-ordinating bath toys (RRP £12.95) are available to purchase from www.flexibath.co.uk

You can check out our review of the Flexibath. We enjoyed their brand new purple bath!

Interested in winning 1 of the 2 FlexiBaths and co-ordinating toys that Petit Mom has to offer? Then simply answer our simple question along with your details. Good luck!

Closing Date: 23rd May 2011.
Disclosure: Sorry, this competition is for UK residents only.

Review: Flexibath

Have you ever noticed how big babies baths are and how troublesome they are to store away? We live in a small 2 bed flat where space is very important to us so when Flexibath contacted me about doing a review it seemed like the perfect product for us to try out.

 

The Flexibath is easy to open up and easy to put down. The rubbery sections to it means there's no cracks for water to leak out and also makes folding it simple to do. I opened ours and straight away putting it up was as a breeze, so I cannot fault them there! It's a decent size and the bottom of the bath isn't slippery so Baby Al had no problems sitting inside it and if he moved around he didn't find himself slipping. We felt at ease with him in this bath and the plug made taking the water out of it straightforward.

The main issue I have with it has to be the plug. For one doesn't really need a plug as you can just tip the water out, but the plug if used is very hard to get back in. Another issue is that the cost of £29.95 and to me that is a bit too much. Although it is a space saver and unique design to the baby bath area I don't think I'd pay more than £20 for a baby bath.

Well it looks like our judges have come to a conclusion. Here are their scores.

Baby Al's Rating: 8/10
Petit Mom's Rating: 8/10

I say it's a great idea and with it's fantastic range of colours it's not only a space saver but also makes bath time a bit more fun. It's just a shame the price is a bit more then what we'd like to pay.