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Baths in pregnancy
By Laura Lee Davies on 10/06/2007 02:53:39
Despite what some people (usually ardent showerers) say, having baths in late pregnancy is safe. Just remember a few tips.
the womb.Enjoying a bathWhilst some people prefer a refreshing shower, a long relaxing bath can be the ideal way to relieve the aches and pains of pregnancy.Indeed, when it comes to contraction pains, your midwife may well suggest a few trips
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Bathing with your baby
By ThinkBaby on 07/09/2010 01:43:44
Many new parents share a bath with their child as this is reassuring for a small baby in a big bath, and can be a lovely bonding moment
Having a bath with your babyIf you want to take your baby into the bath with you then make sure that the bath water is a comfortable temperature for your baby, around 32 degrees C, which will be quite a bit cooler than the baths you
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Bathing your new baby
By ThinkBaby on 20/09/2010 09:38:10
How to give your baby a bath safely and keep him nice and clean!
Your guide to giving your baby a bath Giving your baby a bath not only keeps him clean and smelling sweet but also gives you important skin on skin contact that helps you bond and develop your relationship. But new babies are delicate and it
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The baby bath that folds away!
By Cassandra Kempster-Roberts on 19/03/2010 13:29:17
If you’re planning to travel with your baby, check out this instant bath solution
The BEABA folding baby bath is a very nifty bit of bathing kit. As the name gives away, this bath’s big selling point is that it can be folded. That means it’s easy to transport if you’re travelling with your baby, or even if you live in a home that
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Küster Bath Toy Store
By Sarah Lawson on 15/02/2008 01:11:53
A simple, classy toy storage solution for those damp baby bath toys
but as well as major items, they also make great accessories like this Bath Toy Store.Once any baby or toddler is old enough to sit up and enjoy their bathtime, bathrooms get quickly overrun with water-filled toys and soggy sponges. This Bath Toy Store
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The Tummy Tub bath
By Laura Lee Davies on 21/04/2006 03:24:04
It might look like a mixing bowl for your baby but it's a handy little bath that makes washing a lot easier for both of you.
When your baby is very small, you probably feel happy just topping and tailing him. But once you're ready to bath him, the large expanse of white enamel in your own bathub probably seems a daunting prospect!There are lots of useful baby baths
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Having a bath after the birth
By Laura Lee Davies on 28/09/2006 01:24:45
Even today, some doctors (the ones who shower) disapprove of baths after birth, but they are completely safe.
To people who only like to shower, the idea of sitting in a pool of your own muck seems pretty gross at the best of times. However, a relaxing, soothing bath is just what many new mums crave.Because water does not enter the vagina, you do not need
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Making the Most of Pregnancy Bath Time
By Laura Lee Davies on 03/11/2009 02:27:11
An achy back, swollen legs, itchy tummy and feeling hot and bothered? Here's five tips to make bath time your daily spa treat
, money or even our relationship, and these can soon take their toll. And that's before you get to the task of adjusting to your changing shape!Taking a bath or having a shower is a wonderful way to counteract the stresses and strains - mentally
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Summer Infant travel baby bath
By Sarah Lawson on 17/08/2007 01:30:54
You might expect to fold up your travel cot, but have you thought about a fold-up baby bath for your travels?
Travelling with the smallest of babies can result in the biggest of luggage headaches! By the time you've got the travel cot, baby bath, steriliser and massive from-birth buggy in the boot of your car, there's hardly room for your clothes
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Buyer's Guide to Baby Baths and Seats
By Laura Lee Davies on 20/08/2009 01:00:00
Trying to support a small baby in the bath can be like chasing a slippery soap around the bathroom. Here are some tips and ideas.
Some parents feel confident washing their baby in the sink or bath from Day One. However, slippery wet newborns can strike fear in parents who don't feel they can safety handle their baby in one hand, sploosh water around with the other and keep
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