New parents, while enjoying the excitement of having a baby, also often feel anxious and nervous. Bathing the baby alone can become a source of stress.
Parents may worry that the baby could slip from their hands into the water, swallow soap, or get water in their ears, making bath time feel like a daunting task. First of all, you should set aside these fears and simply focus on enjoying the experience by being careful and attentive.
If your newborn has no health issues and the bathing environment is well-prepared, there is no harm in giving them a bath.
Until your baby’s umbilical cord falls off — usually within the first week or ten days — following expert recommendations will ease your anxiety.
Note: Make sure the room where your baby will be bathed and dressed is at an ideal temperature (24–25°C / 75–77°F).
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