Customer Reviews for Gearing Up For Those First Baths
Gearing Up For Those First Baths
It's something you might not think about until you're forced to: How do you give a brand new baby a bath? But as long as you've got the right tools and the right touch, it should be fun for everybody.
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(10 Reviews) 10
Customer Reviews for Gearing Up For Those First Baths
Review 1 for Gearing Up For Those First Baths
Date:April 17, 2013
ltjunk
Will try bathing my baby for the first time this weekend. Article provided a good summary.
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Review 2 for Gearing Up For Those First Baths
Date:March 23, 2013
Anonymous
This was very useful my daughters first bath at home was a major success! I found out too my baby loves baths!
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Review 3 for Gearing Up For Those First Baths
Date:October 16, 2012
jwill83
I think this is funny because my son hates the bath no matter what
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Review 4 for Gearing Up For Those First Baths
Date:September 25, 2012
SRoberts0308
I like most of what this article states but I've always been told to wait and wash the babies head last because it helps them to stay warmer longer? I don't know for sure.. this is just a thought.
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Review 5 for Gearing Up For Those First Baths
Date:August 28, 2012
adeleon92
this is great advice and i will definitely use it when i give my child his first bath. Thanks for sharing
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Review 6 for Gearing Up For Those First Baths
Date:October 3, 2011
keffing
i was so scared to give my daughter her first bath. but now its just another part of our routine. she loves bath time
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Review 7 for Gearing Up For Those First Baths
Date:July 4, 2011
lovemylittlelucas
At first I was nervous to give my baby a bath. But after the first time or two, we both started to love bath time! Most babies like baths... but the first ones might be scary for both of you!
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Review 8 for Gearing Up For Those First Baths
Date:January 20, 2011
islasmommy
Good advice is if you chose to use a baby tub. buy one that can be used as your baby grows. My baby can no longer use her tub b/c she can only lay down in it...and she's way too heavy now for me to balance her with one hand...lol
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Review 9 for Gearing Up For Those First Baths
Date:December 6, 2010
mommys1st
I also would think a kitchen sink is a little too big for a newborn. Regardless, good article with lots of info. I like the part about having everything ready for the bath before you start the process. You can't take your eye off of the baby for a second!
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Review 10 for Gearing Up For Those First Baths
Date:November 15, 2010
iloveken
I've had 3 children with our 4th being on the way now. Wanted to remind myself about baby bathing. The article needs to add the statement -> you should wash "cleanest areas to dirtiest areas" in that order, not necessarily top to bottom of baby. Additionally, I have never put a brand new newborn in a sink bath. I would recommend saving that for a little later. Sponge bathing is first when the newborn comes home. Baby bathtub or laying on a towel in the bathtub is best for the second place, then when the baby is a little bit bigger, the sink can be used. I guess it would depend on what kind of sink you have and how big the wash area is - double sink, or single sink. We have 2 single sink spaces side by side. I think this would be very uncomfortable for new baby.
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