This chair goes seamlessly from your living room to the bath with adaptive, suction cup feet and is a great way to take combine two products into one, taking up less space in your home. We love the look and the safety it provides, though curiously it's aimed at kids 18-36 months. More

We blogged about the idea of bathing the kids outside almost exactly one year ago, but with a string of hot days on the way, we thought we'd remind you of this fun and simple idea. More

We recently remodeled our bathroom and believe it or not, the hardest thing to do was to find a shower curtain we liked and that fit in with the room. When we finally found one, we couldn't believe how great it tied the entire look of the bathroom together. The shower curtain really sets the mood for the bathroom and whether your teen wants a glamorous, funky or preppy room. More

Yes to Carrots now has a new, organic baby line. We're always on the lookout for safe products for baby and this is one we may have to try. More

Bath mitts for bathing children is one of those products we though was silly and unnecessary - c'mon a regular old washcloth will do, right? Mostly - but we've found that a mitt is much more likely to stay on our hand than a washcloth when washing a soapy squirmer. We like Skip Hop's latest product, Zoo Mitts with suction Bubble Hooks because they're both cute and affordable. More

If you've ever found yourself looking at a fifteen-dollar plastic bath toy and thinking, "What the heck?" then this post is for you. Sure, it's easy to drop hundreds of dollars on cute toys, but in my experience, the most popular bathtime toys are the following items scavenged from the kitchen cupboards: More

So your teen is lucky enough to have their own bathroom (did we mention we had to share a bathroom with four siblings?) but lately they are just not feeling it. It may not be as tidy as it normally is, or they think the bathroom looks boring or worse yet, they are using yours. Maybe a small makeover is all it needs? More

This is a winning idea if we ever saw one. Best known in the states for the Beaba Babycook, French company Beaba is well known in Europe for a diverse range of baby and child products. What has our attention today is this foldable bath which calls to mind (in a very good way) the small, portable water dishes dog owners carry. More

Some people reinvent the wheel while others reinvent the step stool. Potty³ modular step pads had a showing at last year's ABC Kids Expo, but haven't come to market yet. We're certainly intrigued by these wide, stackable pads - would you buy them? More

If you want to go with a "grown-up" look in your bathroom (maybe you only have one), we spotted this cute Typography Shower Curtain at Target. And there are matching towels... More