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Rotho Babydesign Bathroom Allrounder TOP Xtra

Big babies and twins need more extras when bathing: The TOP Xtra offers more space, more comfort, longer use and more flexibility - the perfectly coordinated complete package for fast-growing babies or twins. Awkward bending over the edge of the tub or kneeling on the tiled floor while bathing are a thing of the past. The TOP Xtra bathing station can be used in the bathroom as well as in the children's room next to the changing table.

Everything you need while bathing is ready in the side shelves. Even the towel hangs in the holder, ready to hand. The extra length means the station can be used for significantly longer than the standard size.

TOP Xtra bathtub: Beautiful large shape with 2 anti-slip mats sits firmly on the functional stand and ensures a secure hold.

TOP bath insert: Specially developed for the TOP bath, a perfect fit with an anti-slip mat for comfortable holding of the baby in the first few months.

Thanks to the height adjustment of the stand, even tall parents (over 180 cm) can hold their baby in a relaxed and back-friendly manner. The drain hose makes emptying the tub easy after the bath.

As soon as the child can sit independently, the functional stand on the floor provides stability against tipping. To do this, simply remove the feet with a click.

Clever solutions for parents and children – The German brand Rotho Babydesign has been developing high-quality and innovative products for over 15 years and is a reliable player in the field of baby and child care.

Product Information:

• Ergonomic, generous shape offers long service life
• Ideal for siblings or twins
• Two anti-slip mats for more grip when bathing
• Integrated shelves for soap and washcloths
• Absolute stability and sturdiness
• Height adjustable for back-friendly bathing, for body sizes from 160 cm to 190 cm
• With integrated drain hose
• Tested for chemical safety by an independent, recognized testing institute
• only use on frame until the child tries to stand up independently