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Once your baby is born and has moved past the sponge bath phase, you may want to have a baby bath tub nearby. Changing the bath time routine to full immersion in water.
• From a warm wet cloth may come as a bit of a shock to your newborn, so you want to make sure your baby feels safe and supported in the baby bath tub before their first true bath. baby bath, bathtub
• Clever baby bath tubs are made of high quality in non-toxic plastic materials. Safety, dry and healthy, good helper for all parents and babies, it is keep your baby safe and supported during those early months. They make it easy for you to bathe your baby comfortably, and make bath time safe, fun and convenient for both body and mom. Safe, dry and healthy, good helper for all parents and babies.
• Clever bath tubs make big and small tubs child size, from infants through toddlers. Designed with antislip seat, keeps baby in the ideal bathing position and prevents baby from slipping under the water, and with padded, secure space for child to bathe and shampoo. It can be hung on a wall hook when not in use. baby bath, bathtub
Caution:
• Set your baby's tub inside an adult bathtub or sink: Do not put the tub on a countertop. Once the countertop and your baby get wet, they become slippery. This may cause your baby to fall.
• Fill your baby's tub with water : Fill a baby bathtub, or clean, plastic basin or dishpan with two to three inches of warm water. Test the water. Drip some of the water onto your wrist or inner arm. It should feel warm, not hot. If you are using a bath thermometer, the water temperature should be 90° F to 100° F (32.3° C to 37.8° C). Keep your household hot water heater temperature set at less than 120° F (48.9° C). baby bath, bathtub
• Slowly put your baby's body into the water: Support the back of his head and neck with one hand. Hold his bottom (rear end) with your other hand. Once your baby is in the tub, keep his face above the water level at all times. While bathing, support the back of your baby's head and neck with one hand. Use your other hand to wash your baby.
• Never leave your baby alone while tub bathing him: If you do use a bath tub, remember to never leave your baby unattended in the tub and watch closely. Babies squirm and they are very curious, you don't want an unexpected tumble or a mouthful of bubbling tears-free baby shampoo. If you must leave the room, wrap your baby in a towel and take him with you. baby bath, bathtub |
