An assistive bath ring which is easily adjustable or expandable to accommodate needs of a growing child or a special need's child or adult is provided. The assistive bath ring comprises an essentially cylindrically shaped framework having a circular solid base with the base having an underside and a top side. A circularly shaped arm rail ring attached to the base by a plurality of height adjusting telescoping leg components with the arm rail ring having a front and a rear. A hinge in the circular shaped arm rail ring creates a gate to allow the circularly shaped arm rail ring to open and close. A swivel mechanism releasably secures to the underside of the base. The telescoping leg components comprise four leg components. Three leg components are attached to the top side of the base and one leg component is attached to the gate or all four leg components are attached to the top side of the base.

A child bathing stand or chair for supporting a child, particularly an infant or baby, and for use during bathing. The bathing stand or chair having a pedestal for supporting in an elevated position the seat which supports the child's body. The seat includes a shell that forms a hollow pod having sides that act as guards , a seat base and a seatback and the seat base has lateral sides and a centrally disposed substantially planar middle section having a plurality of apertures arranged to allow water to channel and drain from the seat base during use.

An infant bathing system comprising a removable flexible support adapted to be secured with an infant bathing apparatus, such as an infant tub or infant bather is provided. The replaceable support device comprises, a flexible support member made from a flexible material and including a water permeable region. The water permeable region is preferably centrally positioned on the flexible support. The support member further including a securement portion adapted to securingly engage a rim portion of the bathing apparatus, and comprising an engagement member.

An infant bather includes a base and a cradle. The cradle is mounted with the base. The base includes a first surface and a second surface, wherein the first surface of the base is connected to at least one engagement member that is adapted to engage a support surface, such as an edge or bottom of a sink or the edge or bottom of a bath tub. The second surface of the base further defines a cradle interface, which defines a vertical axis that may extend substantially perpendicular to the base second surface. The cradle also defines a cradle first surface and a cradle second surface. The cradle second surface is configured to support an infant in a reclined position. The cradle first surface includes a base interface that is engageable with the cradle interface of the base. The engagement of the cradle interface and the base interface allows the cradle to be horizontally rotated relative to the base so that the relative angle between the infant and the caregiver may be changed without having to lift and reposition the infant within the cradle. A method of bathing an infant that enables the caregiver reposition the infant relative to the caregiver and the water source without having to lift the infant is also provided.

An improved bath seat for a young child or infant is provided. The bath seat has a plurality of rigid, extendable and retractable, stabilizing arms that include pivotable, spring-loaded suction cups at or near their ends that are engageable by means of suction with a wall of the bathtub to prevent the bath seat from tipping.

An infant bather having a top housing and a bottom housing detachably secured to the top housing. The top housing has a cradle with a first surface and a second surface and defines at least one aperture allowing a fluid to flow between the first surface of the cradle and the second surface of the cradle through the at least one aperture. The bottom housing has a basin with an interior surface and exterior surface. The second surface of the cradle coincides with the interior surface of the basin such that the fluid held within the basin submerges a portion of both the first and second surfaces of the cradle.

A toilet seat or receptacle, for use by newborns, infants, toddlers or preschoolers for assisting in their toilet training and toileting. The device includes a seat disposed about an opening, a head/backrest to which is attached a safety belt. It has one or more sound emitting devices to provide predetermined sounds used to induce or encourage the process of urination or defecation. It is configured for use with a toilet or potty or other toilet receptacle. The toilet seat has a left hand ramp portion configured to be disposed at a front left hand end of the toilet seat and configured for raising the left hand knee of the child towards the chest while sitting on the seat. The device also includes a right hand ramped configured to be disposed at a front right hand end of the toilet seat and configured for raising the right hand knee of the child towards the chest while sitting on the seat.

A tub receptacle and sling for bathing an infant has at least two configurations. The tub receptacle includes a first pair of fasteners positioned opposite each other near the foot end of the tub, and a second pair of fasteners positioned opposite each other closer to the head end of the tub. The sling includes an upper pair of fasteners that attach to the tub near the head end, and a lower pair of fasteners that may attached either at the first pair of fasteners or the second pair of fasteners. In a first configuration, the fasteners are attached to the tub at the first pair of receivers and an infant on the sling is fully supported by the sling. In a second configuration, the fasteners are attached to the tub at the second pair of receivers and an infant in the tub is partially supported by the sling and partially supported by the interior surface of the tub.

A washer and diaper-changing apparatus includes a main chamber, a glass window, a seat, a leg holder, a safety belt, a diaper removing arm, a sprinkler, and a dryer. The main chamber is configured to receive an infant therein. The glass window is placed on a top wall of the main chamber. The seat is movably coupled to the main chamber and configured for placement of the infant on the seat. The leg holder is movably coupled to the main chamber and configured to support at least one leg of the infant. The safety belt is coupled to the seat and configured to retain the infant on the seat. The sprinkler is placed inside the main chamber and configured to spray water to wash at least a portion of the infant.

The present disclosure provides a surround type baby bath seat, including: a seat main body, two armrests, and a locking mechanism. The seat main body includes a base, a middle supporting column located at a front end of the base, and a backrest seat located at a rear end of the base. One end of each armrest is rotatably connected to the backrest seat, and the other end of the armrest is detachably connected to the middle supporting column through the locking mechanism. The surround type baby bath seat is easy to use. The button is arranged at the front end, so that a baby cannot touch the button, thus further improving the safety.