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Oooh thanks for the heads-up on drawers from Bunnings, Dana - we're going looking at drawers today for baby and new ones for Ella (timing!!).

About the bathing, we have my old baby bath (no plug, no nothing) and must have only used it 3 times with Ella, just in the kitchen. It turned out we found it much easier for her to have a shower with DH every evening (if you get them used to it when they're little, they love their showers!), and as I felt too clumsy bathing her in the big bath when she was little, when I had to bath her I ended up hopping in with her a lot of the time. Personally, we've found the shower really easy, but then I haven't tried the convenience of one of the pimped-out baby baths so it's hard to compare.
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I used a basic baby bath for a while but it was a mission to full/empty. The bathroom sink was easier or showers with daddy then big bath when they were able to sit unassisted
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I used the kitchen sink, right height and easy to both fill and empty. Just important to clean the sink and remove any *stuff* around the sink.
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Hi all
Starting to think about sorting our our second room for imminent arrival, Roksana can you pls tell me where you can get cupboards for $69? and do they have drawers?

My sis really recommends changing table with bath, think thats what we will get
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I have used my baby bath once, we dont have the built in one its just a normal baby bath. I bath Caden in the kitchen sink with a cloth nappy on the bottom so its soft on his bum, He loves it and its way easier on my back and such due to having a c section.

We will use the baby bath when he is bigger but for now I think the sink is great!

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