Bath & Care
Baby bath tubs and stands that bring bath time to your height — secure, back-saving, and built for the splashiest part of the day.
After the bath, the Montana, naturally.
Bath, dinner, bed — the evening routine runs through the Montana 2.0, the highchair built for the messy, wonderful middle part.
Meet the Montana →
Chosen once, well.
Bath time is either the best part of the day or the most nerve-racking — usually both, in the same ten minutes. A proper baby bath makes it more of the former: sized so a newborn feels held rather than adrift, and paired with a stand that lifts the whole operation to bench height so your back survives the daily ritual. If you're searching for a baby bath tub in Australia, or a bath stand that spares you kneeling over the family tub, this small collection covers the essentials.
Choosing a baby bath
For newborns, contoured support matters — a shape or insert that keeps a slippery, floppy baby's head clear of the water while your hands do the washing. As bub gains sitting control, a roomier tub earns the splashing space. A stand transforms either: bath at standing height, a drainage hose for emptying without lifting twenty litres of water, and a fold-away frame for small bathrooms.
The rules of the water
Bath safety is about attention more than equipment. Never leave a baby unattended in water, not for a moment — let the phone ring. Check water temperature before they go in (around 37–38°C; test with your wrist or a thermometer), fill only to the depth you need, and empty the bath completely as soon as you're done. Our tubs and stands are stability-tested beyond Australian requirements, but your presence is the safety feature that matters most.
After the bath
Warm, dry and wrapped, the day winds down — often in a chair from our gliders and recliners before bed. Bath gear sits within the wider play and safety collection, where the rest of the daily routine is covered too.