the mistake of having the bath water too cool...so make sure the room and water are baby acceptable. they are sooooo fussy. But then again...thats their job!I think sometimes they just feel insecure. I like the apron idea i will try that this time! x

hey in my eyes they is only one way to make if fun its water so make a splash and laugh and giggle loads bath time should be fun and its a great time to really get involed with your little one uses alot on engry too so the more fun the happier

The Tummy Tub is brilliant!  I borowed a "normal" baby bath for my daughter, and she screamed at every bath time.  I have a Tummy Tub for my son, now 3 weeks old, and he loves it! Much more practical too.

't go in the babies eyes. if they feel out of control it is a real battle.Just take it slow and your baby should be fine.The other option of course is to get a baby bath or blow up bath for the time being until baby is bigger or you get a bath. My Mother

out constantly pulling herself up and trying to get out. I dreded bath times but figured there must be a reason behind her behaviour.I started getting in the bath with her  and she would still cry and moan. I used to lie there and she would cling to my

you to know you're not alone! Thanks, maybe we'll try co-bathing.  Hopefully it's just a phase and they'll grow out of it soon! X Hi, I'm no help either. My daughter turned 1 a few days ago and about 2 weeks ago decided that she hated bath time too

soothing. The most fab cream I have found is weleda baby nappy change cream it does contain calendula and lanolin for healing and is a barrier too. Lots of nappy free time , especially if your baby can sit or nearly sit, put them on the potty with a few

for babies and can be very effective. Otherwise you could try something like a very pure olive oil.At this time of year, especially, babies and children tend to get sore skin because of the chill weather but also because our houses are full of dry air from