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top toddler bathtubs " width="800" height="1000" /> Babble participates in affiliate commission programs , including with Amazon, which means that we receive a share of revenue from purchases you make from the links on this page. When looking for a bathtub suitable for toddlers, the options aren’t as readily available as they are with baby bathtubs. Ideally, you want one that converts from infant tub to toddler tub because no one wants to be making multiple purchases. For many parents, the decision to buy one is made out of pure necessity, with reasons ranging from travel, to having a bathroom without a tub, to the desire to provide a fun and safe bathing experience for their little one. Whatever yours may be, we rounded up the top toddler bathtubs of 2013, ranging widely in design, function, and price. Modern Toddler Bathtubs These first top 5 picks feature the very best in modern design and simple function with a few innovative perks … 1. Dream on Me 2...

Eric Chang and Dan Hellman just might be the ultimate creative success story . Friends since childhood, the duo didn't have any formal training in design or furniture making but diligently taught themselves the basics. Their timing couldn't have been better: just as Hellman and Chang were beginning to turn out elegant, handcrafted furniture (under the brand Hellman-Chang), Brooklyn was welcoming a burgeoning artisan scene , and both those moving to the trendy borough and those who had heard of its hipster renaissance from afar were eager to get their hands on a unique piece from a Brooklyn maker . Needless to say, their business took off. Since launching the company six years ago, their handsome, sculptural pieces have caught the eyes of discerning designers, hotel proprietors, and even set decorators—Hellman- Chang furniture made cameos in Sex and the City 2 and Gossip Girl —and are now offered in showrooms across the country. The designers themselves became de-facto faces o...

The privacy, comfort, luxury and extreme sanitary conditions that we associate with our bathrooms today are the result of thousands of years of civil engineering and social change. Indoor plumbing, flushing toilets , heated water, water pressure , electricity and ventilation may be features we take for granted in our modern bathroom. But all of our bathroom’s high tech gadgets had a long history in the making. Although humans have always had the need to use toilet facilities and have used bathing as a way to cleanse themselves, it took centuries for our culture to bring these two important functions together into one convenient room. Let’s explore the fascinating history of the bathroom and see how much, or how little, has changed. Ancient Societies and Public Bathing When we talk about the activities we perform in our bathrooms today, we tend to speak of everything that relates to taking care of our bodies: washing, bathing, cleaning, relieving ourselves, manicuring our outer appear...