Bath time for baby

 A good idea for baby new born babies is to use a small tub or kitchen sink, instead of a normal bath. This will save new parents the pain of a sore back and knees, as well as making it easier to bath your new born baby.

Many new parents bath their newborns twice a day, but this is not really necessary until your baby is more active. Until your baby is more accurate, you need only bath your baby 2 or 3 times a week, although you should was his face frequently, and the genital area after every diaper change.

Heres how to bath your baby and what you will need to bath your baby easily:

• Assemble all you will need to bath your baby, and fill the tub with 2 or 3 inches of warm water (water temperature should be about 90F)
• Undress your baby completely, and gradually slip him into the warm water, using one hand to support the neck and head of the baby
• When bathing your baby, use soap sparingly as it can dry your baby's skin easily
• Was from head to toe, back and front using your hand or a wash cloth. Try using a moistened cotton ball to wash the face and eyes.
• Rinse your baby with a wet wash cloth thoroughly.
• You can wash his scalp twice a week, using a damp soapy cloth, and rinse well. You don't want any soap getting in his eyes.
• Finally you can wrap your baby in a nice soft towel and pat him dry.
• Make sure that the genital area is completely dry to avoid a diaper rash

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