As others have said, this thing is ridiculous. it's like they used a sack of potatoes to test it. it's too steep to be comfortable. It's not in a sitting or a lying position. It's in an in-between state that makes babies cry cos they are in such an unnatural posture.
It seems the people who designed and green lit it have never been anywhere near a baby. Or another human for that matter. Totally useless

If I had the chance to rate this with negative star for sure I would, It’s not stable when the baby enters I bought it and not recommended to anyone as well as the full de of stokke flexi bath.

Unacceptable product. They could have designed a much more functional and user-friendly bath, not this one that tortures both parent and baby during every bath. Perhaps the worst purchase of all the things we bought for the baby.

very convenient so the baby doesn't fall into the water and you can support it better but unfortunately the plastic bothers it and it cries constantly during bath time. we tried it without this and it was completely different

The baby slips when sitting. It does not fit properly in the bathtub it is supposed to be designed for. Always needs a towel underneath but even with a towel, the child is in a very bad body position.

I really wonder about the person who thought of designing this product. It is extremely dangerous. The baby, when it is a newborn, cries constantly because it is hard and smooth, and of course, it moves back and forth on it with the water and gets scared. As soon as it grew a little and started to move, it was the cause of hitting because it completely went out. If the parent is an octopus or if two parents are bathing a baby at the same time, then yes, it has a nice inclination for the correct body posture. Otherwise, we naturally got these soft bath pillows and literally saved ourselves. It should be noted that we used it normally and correctly inside the baby bath with the high base.

It slips, it is not stable, and it is very hard. Overall, no. The little one did not enjoy the bath at all. I got an inflatable bath pillow and we were saved.

It is not suitable for very small babies, as the incline is too steep and the baby's head falls forward, putting pressure on the neck. Additionally, since it does not have side supports, babies from 4 months old who move vigorously need to be held with one hand because they can easily come out of the seat.

It is a hard surface that the baby definitely cannot be comfortable on. It slips, so you have to put a towel every time. It is better to buy something soft to put the child on. It is not worth it

Not at all convenient, especially for newborns, it is hard and slippery, you have to hold the child with one hand. It is good for after 6 months, but definitely not necessary. Anyway, it is not suitable for newborns

It is convenient for the Stokke bathtub, but when the baby is newborn it is useless since it is too hard to support their head and it also has a slope. Ideal for babies over 4-6 months old.

The most uncomfortable thing for a baby! While the bathtub itself is convenient, the base it comes with is hard and slippery, and the baby cries excessively as soon as they sit on it! It is not worth the money in any case, just get the bathtub alone and buy an extra inflatable base for inside

We used the newborn support flexi bath as it is (and not in combination with the flexi bath). We placed it directly in the bathroom sink (but be careful, obviously it's not suitable for all sinks). It worked very well for us, we used it from newborn to several months old. On the contrary, the flexi bath did not help us at all.

The child slipped from the side and fell backwards into the water. I don't think it does its job of keeping the baby secure.