Is it really good to bathe your child every day?

Many young moms like to dress their babies up beautifully and put them in fashionable clothes. Of course, this also includes bathing your baby every night or even several times a day! However, a problem has arisen recently: mothers bathe their babies every day. Is this good for the babies' health? Perhaps many mothers have not yet realized this issue. Let’s take a look at it together below.

Bathing can also wash away the bacteria on the baby's body, thereby preventing respiratory and digestive tract infections and avoiding bacterial skin infections. Bathing is also a good way to touch the skin, which can improve skin microcirculation, benefit the baby's growth and development, and enhance immunity. The flushing of water is an impact on the baby's skin, and this pressure forms a skin massage and touch under specific conditions. This whole-body exercise can improve brain function and promote the brain's response to the external environment, emergency response ability and intellectual development.

In addition, bathing increases gastrointestinal motility, promotes the baby's appetite, enhances the absorption of nutrients, and increases the baby's weight. The impact of water waves and water pressure on the skin can also massage the peripheral blood vessels. Water can also gently and naturally stimulate your baby's vision, taste, smell and touch. With the help of water massage, the baby's skin, limbs, joints, and bones will be activated and stimulated, and indirectly affect the internal organs and nervous system, promoting the development of various major systems of the infant's body.

From this point of view, there are many benefits to giving your baby a bath. However, some babies may be more fragile when they are born, so these babies should pay special attention to keeping warm when bathing. For these babies, it is best not to bathe them every day, and do not bathe them too frequently to avoid hurting the baby's skin!