When my son was 11 months old I found myself trying to figure out how to bathe him next. He was too big for the infant tub and his time spent being bathed in the kitchen sink was ending abruptly because he kept splashing water EVERYWHERE! I felt he wasn't big enough for the regular tub yet and really didn't want to start bathing with him. Anyway, I researched baby bath seats and found that many manufacturers had stopped making them because of safety issues. They said that some parents thought it was more of a safety seat and would actually walk away while the child was in it. The bath seat can tip over in a tub full of water, because the suction cups at the bottom wouldn't always stay secure. If/When this would happen the child would get trapped under water and drown. I know...just an awful thought. Anyway, I came up with my own idea. I bought a baby bath seat that I found online (from a manufacturer who actually still made them) and started to use it in a dry tub. We have a shower head that can also be a hand-held nozzle. My son has been using this bath seat since he was 11 months old and he is 25 months old now. It works great and bath time is very quick. I just spray him down gently with warm water, soap him up quickly, so he doesn't get cold, and then just rinse him off with the nozzle when I'm done. Doing it this way, in a dry tub, there is no hazard because he's not sitting in water. It's more like he's taking a shower, but he is safely seated for it. Sorry for the long explanation, but I hope this idea can help you...