Can I take a bath every day after the full moon? What are the consequences?

In the hot summer, our bodies secrete more because of sweat. As the temperature continues to rise, the sweat glands in the body will expand and sweat. Especially for babies whose skin is relatively tender and the erosion of sweat, it is easy for children to get prickly heat and eczema. There is a traditional custom in China that children cannot take a bath before they are one month old. This often affects everyone's ideas and thinking. So, can children take a bath every day after a full month in daily life? What are the consequences?

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Adjust the indoor temperature before taking a bath. Test the water temperature with a thermometer or the inside of your elbow.

Place the baby on a large bath towel, take off the baby's clothes, and cover the baby's abdomen with the bath towel, that is, wrap the baby's body with the bath towel.

Hold the baby in your arms, support the baby's head and neck with your palms, and wrap your arms around the baby's body, tucking it under your armpits.

First wet the face towel and prepare to wash the baby's face. Hold the head and neck with your palm to fix the baby. Use the two small corners of the towel to clean the baby's eyes, use the other two corners of the towel to clean the ears, and use one side of another towel to clean the face.

Use the other side of the towel to wash your head. Wet the hair with water and gently massage the head with baby shampoo. Be sure to use your thumb and index finger to cover the baby's ears inward to prevent water from entering the ears, and then rinse with clean water. After washing, use a small towel to lightly dry the hair (note, do not apply shampoo directly on the baby's head and do not press the baby's fontanelle).

Remove the swaddle, support the baby's head and neck with your left hand, hold the baby's hips with your right hand and gently put the baby into the bathtub. Place your left hand across the baby's back, hold the baby's left arm with your left palm, and let the baby's head rest on your forearm.

Wet the upper body with clean water, let the baby's head tilt back slightly and clean the neck with soap, then rinse with clean water, and then wash the armpits, arms, and palms. Use soap on the palm of your right hand to clean the perineum and groin. If it is a boy, pay attention to the area covered by the scrotum. Let the baby lie on his right arm to wash the back of the baby's feet and the creases behind the knees (make sure the child's face is tilted to the side).

In the hot summer, if you don’t bathe your baby every day, it will easily cause the child’s skin to be invaded by bacteria. Children sweat more in summer, so bathing every day is a must. I believe that parents have also understood the impact of bathing their children every day after the full moon. I hope that parents will pay attention to cleaning when bathing their children.