• Temperature Monitoring:

  Many models come with a built-in thermometer or a heat-sensitive plug to help ensure the water is at a safe and comfortable temperature for the baby, typically around 37-38°C (98.6–100.4°F). 

• Foldable Design:

  For easy storage and portability, many baby bathtubs are foldable. 

• Non-slip Features:

  Safety is a key consideration, so many tubs have non-slip bottoms or mats to prevent the baby from slipping. 

• Size and Capacity:

  These tubs come in various sizes, with some having a large capacity, such as 45L, to accommodate babies as they grow. Some are designed to be adjustable for different stages of growth, from newborn to toddler. 

• Additional Features:

  Some models may include features like a support pillow, compartments for supplies, or a drain plug for easy emptying. 

It is important to always check the water temperature manually before placing the baby in the tub, even if there is a built-in thermometer.