Make a bath schedule
Set a fixed bath time for the baby, so that the baby can gradually adapt and look forward to the bath time.
Select the appropriate water temperature.
Make sure the water temperature is moderate, neither too hot nor too cold. Thermometers can be used to measure water temperature.
Use safe cosmetics.
Choose a tear-free shampoo and shower gel suitable for your baby to avoid irritating chemicals.
Create a comfortable environment
Before taking a bath, you can prepare some toys, towels and bath towels for your baby to feel comfortable and safe when taking a bath.
Interact with the baby
In the process of bathing, you can sing, tell stories or play games with your baby to make your baby feel happy and relaxed.
Keep the bath time short.
Don't give your baby a long bath to avoid boredom or fatigue. Generally speaking, a bath time of 10- 15 minutes is more appropriate.
Try different bathing methods.
You can try to let your baby play in the water, splash or spray with a water gun to make bathing more interesting.
Praise and encouragement
Give praise and encouragement to the baby after taking a bath, so that the baby can feel his progress and achievements.
Establish regular living habits
Try to keep the baby's bathing time consistent with other activities (such as sleeping, eating, etc.). ), help your baby develop good living habits.
Be patient and persistent.
It takes time and patience for a baby to fall in love with a bath. Parents should keep a positive attitude, constantly try new methods and gradually cultivate their baby's interest.