Children should always be supervised whilst in the bath, with parents immediately beside them. They should not be left unattended for any length of time.

Water also sits in the main part of the seat between the suctioned bottom plate and the spinning seat. Do not use this bath seat once your child is able to stand up (approximately 12 months, maximum weight 10 kg).Thanks to its rotating ball, your child will be occupied and bath time will be fun with the Safety 1st Swivel Bath Seat in Primary Colours. Suitable for children from approximately 6 to 12 months (between 7 and 10 kg), this bath seat is ideal for keeping parents hands free to wash their child and even bathing more than one child of the same age at a time. Provided you're always within arms reach, baby bath seats are generally safe to use. But it is worth keeping the following tips in mind: Since opening our doors in 2014 selling only children’s toys, we have since taken baby steps within the nursery industry moving from strength to strength to ensure we provide the best brands at affordable prices. Our goal is to ensure every parent, grandparent, friend or family member to be are able to find their dream baby items to suit each individual budget. Is my baby secure? It's worth being mindful of the quality of the bath surface attachments, so make sure they are sturdy and that the bath seat surface is non-slip — particularly for newborns and young babies. ‘Suction cups on the bottom of a bath chair can also become detached from the tub, so make sure the bath seat has good quality attachments,' says Hussain. It is such good value for money. I had doubts when I was looking at it to buy initially but it has been worth every penny. It is nice and light, it can collect a bit of water though so best to turn it on its side after bathing so it drains.

Do not use this bath seat before your child can sit unaided (approximately 6 months, minimum weight 7 kg). A friend commented: "I've seen this before with this exact same seat. The outcome was not so good for that little boy I'm amazed it's still on the market, but so pleased that she is ok, it must've been terrifying."

While most baby baths are built with safety in mind, keep an eye out for a built-in thermometer to ensure the water is the right temperature, non-slip elements to prevent your little one from capsizing in the tub, and smooth edges that won't hurt tiny hands (and yours too!). Baby bath seat safety tips So, how do you choose the best baby bath seat? 'Make sure it's suitable for your baby’s age and weight,' advises Jumaimah Hussain, parenting expert at Kiddies Kingdom. 'And ensure it has sturdy surface attachments, good quality suction cups and a strap or safety bar in the middle to prevent slipping and sliding in the bath.' This particular seat is a 'Safety 1st swivel bath seat' but there are other similar ones on the market.