Fisher-Price Baby to Toddler Bath 4-in-1 Sling 'n Seat Tub with 2 Toys, Climbing Leaves Review (2026)

Who this bathtub suits

This is the Climbing Leaves print of Fisher-Price's 4-in-1 Sling 'n Seat Tub, using the same weight-staged design as the rest of the line: a newborn sling rated up to 15 pounds, an infant insert up to 20 pounds, and a sit-me-up and toddler tub stage both rated up to 25 pounds. It suits parents who want the same growing-with-baby tub design but prefer a printed, nature-themed look over a plain colorway, and who want two toys included rather than buying them separately. The two included toys make this version better suited to babies old enough to reach for and play with objects during a bath, typically once they reach the sit-me-up stage. Parents who want a minimalist bathroom aesthetic without printed characters may prefer the plain green version instead.

Design, capacity and included pieces

Like the rest of the 4-in-1 line, this tub includes a soft mesh sling for newborns, a removable infant insert, and converts into a bare toddler tub once both are removed, giving four stages from one shell. The Climbing Leaves print applies to the tub shell and sling, giving the design a nature theme, and two toys are bundled in specifically with this version to keep older babies occupied during longer baths. A drain plug allows water to empty without lifting the tub, and a built-in hook lets the tub hang to dry between uses. The tub weighs roughly 4 pounds, keeping it light enough to move between a full bathtub and a smaller sink for younger babies.

Everyday use and care

The two included toys are a small addition to daily bath routines but they do add extra items that need to be rinsed and dried after each use to avoid mold building up inside them, which is a common issue with hollow bath toys generally. The fabric sling still needs to dry fully between baths, and the tub's hook is meant to support that by letting everything air out together. As with the plain version, moving through the four stages just means removing pieces rather than buying new tubs, so the toys and printed design do not add any extra assembly complexity. The tub's overall bulk is the same as other versions in the line, so storage planning applies equally here.

How it compares with other baby bathtubs

On the site's baby bathtubs guide this Climbing Leaves version ranks second of seven, tied on score with the plain green removable-support tub, the Puppy Perfection print, and both Skip Hop MOBY sling tubs. The core difference between the Fisher-Price siblings is print and whether toys are bundled, since the sling, insert and toddler-tub mechanics are shared across all of them. Against the Skip Hop MOBY tubs, which rely on a single sling locking into two positions rather than a separate removable insert, this Fisher-Price version offers a print, toys, and more distinct stage transitions at a similar overall score.

Bottom line on who should buy it

This tub earns the site's score of 8.8 out of 10 as a themed, toy-equipped variant of Fisher-Price's proven 4-in-1 design. It suits parents who want a nature print and built-in entertainment for bath time without hunting down separate toys, and who are comfortable with the same fabric-drying and storage considerations that apply across the whole line. It is a weaker fit for parents who prefer a plain colorway or who already have bath toys and do not need more. Overall it is a solid pick for households that want personality in their bathroom gear alongside the practical four-stage growth design.

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