Bathtub relaxation during pregnancy
Any medical specialist will confirm that rest is important for pregnant women. If a pregnant mother rests a lot and can relax during pregnancy, this significantly contributes to the positive development and later health of the child.
In our whirlpool bathtubs there is also no risk to pregnant women. Relaxation is the key word here. The jets in our jacuzzis are only intended to stimulate the appropriate areas of the body in order to stimulate blood circulation and thus achieve a relaxation effect, not to loosen the muscles through strong action.
However, pregnant women should always listen to their instincts when using the tub. Pregnant women should always keep an eye on their circulation. Therefore, before bathing or using the hot tub, the water temperature should be carefully selected. If in doubt, a visit to a trusted doctor makes sense to rule out any eventualities.
Hot tub after pregnancy?
After pregnancy, the hot tub is anything but outdated! This is where its utility really comes into play. On the one hand, a hot tub is a great place to recharge your batteries when the night has been a bit more tiring. Parents can also share the tub with their baby. This serves two useful purposes.
On the one hand, you can carefully accustom your little one to water.
On the other hand, bathing together with parents strengthens the child's social bond. It therefore has a positive effect on the psyche.
We believe that a hot tub can be more than just a way to regenerate. It can be an investment in better health and well-being, and ultimately, it is also a meeting place for couples and young families.
Little baby in a hot tub
Of course, as a mother or father, you want nothing more than for your children to be safe and well looked after at all times. You don't have to worry about our whirlpool models. Many people immediately think of whirlpools as massage devices, such as those found in indoor swimming pools or in therapeutic applications, where the water hits the body at high pressure of up to 3 bar. The jets in our whirlpools are intended solely to stimulate the appropriate areas of the body in order to stimulate blood circulation and thus achieve a relaxing effect. Therefore, you should not be afraid of bruises and bruises under the skin in our whirlpools and they therefore do not pose a risk to children.
However, no safety measure replaces adult supervision. Since there is always a risk of slipping, especially younger children should not be left unattended in a hot tub.
Here are the most important tips at a glance:
If you take your children into the hot tub, make sure their heads are as far away from the water as possible. Ideally, the water should reach the child's chest. Then turning on the hot tub is harmless.
The water temperature for children should not be higher than bath water. Their skin is thinner, making them more susceptible to overheating.
It’s understandable that kids would rather splash around in a bubble bath than just relax. The recommended guideline for staying in a hot tub is about 15 minutes.
A towel in front of the tub can prevent any slipping when getting out.
Long hair should be tied back in a ponytail to avoid clogging the filter and drain.
