An infant bath accessory employs a shell configured to be closely received over an outer surface of a suitcase. The shell incorporates a drain and has first connector moieties attached thereto. Second connector moieties are attached to the suitcase to be releasably engaged by the first connector moieties thereby securing the shell to the suitcase.

An infant bath accessory employs a shell configured to be closely received over an outer surface of a suitcase. The shell incorporates a drain and has first connector moieties attached thereto. Second connector moieties are attached to the suitcase to be releasably engaged by the first connector moieties thereby securing the shell to the suitcase.

A bath trainer is provided defined by a bucket having sides forming an interior water-tight space for holding water, said sides being configured to fold to a closed position when the bucket is not in use and unfold to an open position for receiving water; and a mat configured to be removably attached to said bucket. While the bucket is closed, other elements may be stored therein, such as a mug for pouring water and rising, a stool, bathing toys, etc. At least some portion of the bucket is made of a thermochromatic material that changes color with temperature so that a user can determine whether the water within the bucket is at an appropriate temperature for a child to take a bath.

A bath trainer is provided defined by a bucket having sides forming an interior water-tight space for holding water, said sides being configured to fold to a closed position when the bucket is not in use and unfold to an open position for receiving water; and a mat configured to be removably attached to said bucket. While the bucket is closed, other elements may be stored therein, such as a mug for pouring water and rising, a stool, bathing toys, etc. At least some portion of the bucket is made of a thermochromatic material that changes color with temperature so that a user can determine whether the water within the bucket is at an appropriate temperature for a child to take a bath.

A height adjustable bathtub includes a housing that extends from a first longitudinal end to a second longitudinal end and that extends from a first lateral end to a second lateral end. The housing has an interior wall that defines a cavity therein. An expandable basin is positioned within the cavity and is secured to the interior wall of the housing. An extendable base is secured to a bottom surface of the housing. The expandable basin includes a perimeter wall and a floor. The perimeter wall includes an upper wall portion that is secured to the interior wall of the housing, a bottom wall portion that is integrally formed with the floor, and a flexible intermediate wall portion that is secured to the upper wall portion and the bottom wall portion.

A height adjustable bathtub includes a housing that extends from a first longitudinal end to a second longitudinal end and that extends from a first lateral end to a second lateral end. The housing has an interior wall that defines a cavity therein. An expandable basin is positioned within the cavity and is secured to the interior wall of the housing. An extendable base is secured to a bottom surface of the housing. The expandable basin includes a perimeter wall and a floor. The perimeter wall includes an upper wall portion that is secured to the interior wall of the housing, a bottom wall portion that is integrally formed with the floor, and a flexible intermediate wall portion that is secured to the upper wall portion and the bottom wall portion.

A system for washing and treating infants includes components for keeping an infant under controlled sterile and warm conditions. The system also includes a device for washing the infant, which has a support frame and a flexible laminar element adapted to be secured thereto. The frame and the laminar element define a housing for receiving the infant while he/she is being washed and/or treated. The housing is adapted to be introduced into the washing and treating components and is accessible from outside. The frame has a single-unit structure composed of tubular members made of a medical-grade sterilizable metal or non-metal material.

A system for washing and treating infants includes components for keeping an infant under controlled sterile and warm conditions. The system also includes a device for washing the infant, which has a support frame and a flexible laminar element adapted to be secured thereto. The frame and the laminar element define a housing for receiving the infant while he/she is being washed and/or treated. The housing is adapted to be introduced into the washing and treating components and is accessible from outside. The frame has a single-unit structure composed of tubular members made of a medical-grade sterilizable metal or non-metal material.

A child bathing device for the secure and safe bathing of a child is disclosed. The device includes a frame having a top rim and a bottom rim. A flexible material extends between the top rim and the bottom rim around the periphery of the frame to create a barrier. The device includes a plurality of braces that selectively couple to the frame and operate to locate the top rim above the bottom rim. A mat is included and coupled to the bottom rim. The mat is configured to provide a platform within the bottom rim to support a child. A plurality of holes allow water to freely pass between the interior of the frame and the exterior of the frame. Removal of at least a portion of the braces from the frame permit for the collapsing of the device to allow for ease of storage and transportation.

An infant bather having a flexible water bath supported by a frame. The frame has a scissors fold such that the flexible water bath folds one way to an open configuration for bathing an infant and folds the other way to a closed configuration for storage.