Your baby is finally here and it is now up to you to set a routine for their day-to-day life. This includes bathing. But when, how often, and how to bathe your child isn't as obvious as you might ...

Jaundice is a common condition that affects more than half of full-term babies, but how much do you know about it? Here’s ...

Most newborns usually cry at some point during their bath as they experience a range of different and new stimuli including undressing, temperature change, and the touch of a wash cloth and water.

Definitely do it at least twice a day. Once after the bath, and once in the evening before your child goes to sleep. Remember not to use a moisturizer with fragrances or color, because those can ...

First, gather your supplies so you can focus on the baby during the bath. You'll need a mild soap or cleanser, a soft washcloth and a small bowl or plastic tub of warm – not hot water.

If a baby has their diaper area wiped with diaper changes, they don't need bathing more than 2–3 days/week. More frequent bathing may dry out their skin. The effect of standardized skin regimes ...

B athtime with your baby is such a fun part of the day and is a great opportunity to bond with your little one. But a slippery baby in a bath can make it quite a difficult task! You may be feeling ...

Here’s how to give your baby an oatmeal bath, plus how to keep tub time as safe — and mess-free — as possible. An oatmeal bath is a bath containing colloidal oatmeal, which is finely ground ...