Baby Bathing Safety Guide #infographic

Published by Web Desk Tuesday, August 19, 2014

This infographic is a fantastic resource for all parents expecting a baby and not being experienced in bathing their little one. There are some important things to bear in mind to make sure your baby is safe at all times. Trade Bathrooms has put together this guide on what to remember when bathing your baby. An important thing to know is that your baby doesn’t need a bath on a daily basis. Baby skin is extremely sensitive and too many baths can actually be harmful for your baby’s skin and dry it out. Babies should be sponge bathed until they’re 4 weeks old before you can introduce them to bath time.

 Before you start bathing your baby, make sure you've got all the equipment you need. Things to remember are:

- A mild shampoo

- A soft sponge or washcloth

- Cotton wool pads

- A baby bathtub filled with warm water

- A clean soft towel

- A clean nappy

- Fresh clothes

- A changing mat

To make it easier for you, here some important numbers to remember:

- 27°C room temperature

- 37°C water temperature

- 13 cm water depth

Infographic by: tradebathrooms

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