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Bathing a Baby. 50 Lessons Over Easy. Have all the articles you will need for the bath and for dressing the baby afterwards. Collect soap, shampoo, a towel, a brush, a diaper, wipes, and clothes and socks. 2. Make this an opportunity for a “good time” with your baby.
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Bathing a Baby 50 Lessons Over Easy
Have all the articles you will need for the bath and for dressing the baby afterwards. Collect soap, shampoo, a towel, a brush, a diaper, wipes, and clothes and socks. 2. Make this an opportunity for a “good time” with your baby.
Be sure the room is warm. • Give a sponge bath until the umbilical cord has fallen off and the circumcision is healed. • It is a good idea to wash behind the ears, neck, hands and bottom on a daily basis even it your do not give your baby a full bath every day.
Do not use soap on baby’s face. Use a mild soap and shampoo. A newborn’s skin is very sensitive. • Never leave the baby unattended in the bath tub or around water. • Check the temperature. The temp should be body temp. Always check the bath water before placing the baby in it.
9. Get a good grip on the baby. A wet baby is a slippery baby. 10. If your baby develops cradle-cap, simply remove the flakes gently with a soft brush after shampooing. 11. A portable bath is ideal for baby’s first baths. Place a towel underneath to prevent slipping.
Baby Equipment for Baths Towel Bath Mat Lotion Hairbrush/comb Oil Bath Liquid Moisturizer Nail Clippers Powder Cotton Swabs Shampoo Washcloth Soap Bathtub 12. At about 6 months the baby can begin bathing in a bathtub. You made need extra safety gadgets such as a bathing seat until the baby can sit up successfully.
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