Angelcare’s Near and Dear Bather

For my first child, I used the Summer Infant cot with mesh lining. While it was fine, it required me to bend over quite a bit, which I knew I wouldn’t be up for this time around. We knew on advance I would be having a planned C-Section and with a 17 month old toddler to also chase around the house, I wanted to plan for being as easy on body as I could. The Angelcare Near and Dear Bather has turned out to be a terrific idea. It’s not only my back and body that is thanking me, but my husband as well. At first, I was a bit uneasy about using a tub that was propped up with legs, but the feet of the tub grip really firmly to the bath and it’s very sturdy. I also like the larger size means I’ll be able to use it for quite  a while longer. The infant cot I had previously from Summer Infant was so small that my son outgrew it by the time he was 6 weeks old. This one will last for some time (my guess would be until about 5-6 months). I also appreciate that it folds away very easily and can be stored out of site if you need space. The fish pattern on the mesh cloth is cute too.

By Yvette Nichols

Mom to Toddler Boy and soon-to-be mom to Baby Girl. Recruiter by day (and sometimes nights and weekends). Passionate about connecting talented people to opportunities where they can fully realize their true potential. Consumer enthusiast at heart.