How often should a baby take a bath? Tips for mothers

We all know that the baby's skin must be cared for, and the time for bathing the baby must be controlled so that we can give the baby better love. Generally, many mothers don't know how often they should bathe their children, so the following will introduce to you how often you should bathe your baby.

1. When using a standard bathtub for adults, you have to kneel or bend over with difficulty to bathe your baby, and it is not easy to control his movements. So, putting a plastic basin in the sink to bathe your baby, or using a small plastic baby bath tub, are both good options for you.

2. Choose a time of the day when you will not be disturbed and can fully focus on your baby. It is best if the baby is awake and in a good mood before taking a bath. Choose a time between feedings when your baby is neither hungry nor full. If your baby is still a newborn, it will be easier to bathe him during the day. But by the time he's a few months old, a bath can become part of his bedtime routine. Warm water can help your baby relax and make him feel sleepy. This is also a great opportunity to get the rest of the family involved. Bathing the baby at night is a part of baby care that dads are usually willing to take on.

3. Although some parents bathe their babies every day, in fact, before the baby can crawl around and make a mess, it is enough to bathe him 1 to 2 times a week on average. (Just wash his face frequently and clean his genital area after every diaper change.) As you bathe your baby, you'll find it's a tricky task to keep a steady hand on this foamy, slippery, chubby little creature, so make sure you hold on to him firmly. Most babies enjoy a warm bath.