Tips you don’t know about bathing your baby in winter

In the process of baby care, bathing the baby is a particularly headache for novice parents, especially in the cold winter, I am afraid that the baby will catch a cold during the bathing process. Today, let’s talk about what to do when bathing the baby in winter, and where we need to pay special attention.

1. Wash the hair first

Wash your baby's hair first. Do not take off your baby's clothes when washing your hair. You can keep the base clothes and wait until you finish washing your hair and body before taking it off. This will prevent your baby from catching cold. Wash your baby. Don't use shampoo every time on your head, usually 1-2 times a week. In addition, when shampooing your baby's hair, pay attention to protect your baby's eyes to prevent shampoo from entering your baby's eyes, and protect your ears. Do not let water enter, so as not to cause otitis media.

2. Take a gentle bath

When bathing your baby, you must act lightly to prevent your baby's delicate skin from being damaged. In addition, be careful to always pour warm water on the skin above the water surface to prevent your baby from catching a cold.

3. Don't take a bath too long

Be sure to control the time of bathing your baby, so as not to catch the cold when the water is cold. If the water is cold before washing, pick up the baby, wrap it in a towel, add hot water, adjust the water temperature, and wait until it is suitable. Put the baby in the water.

4. Don't prepare toys for babies

Bathing babies in winter is for speed. In order to wash the baby quickly without catching cold, it is best not to prepare toys for the baby, but for older babies, you can prepare less to make the bathing process smoother.

5. Wrap your baby immediately after washing

After washing your baby, you should immediately wrap it in a towel and dry the water, then apply moisturizer to your baby, put on clothes, and then clean up the dirt in the ears and nose.

The most important point is that do not leave your baby alone in the tub while bathing your baby. If you find that something is missing and no one can help, you must lift your baby out of the water, wrap it in a towel, and take it away.