Baby Baths & Bath Seats

FAQs

1. Can I use a regular bathtub for my baby?

While using a regular bathtub is possible, it can be challenging and unsafe for babies due to their small size and slippery surfaces. It's recommended to use a dedicated baby bath or a bath seat to ensure their safety and comfort.

2. At what age can my baby start using a bath seat?

Most bath seats are designed for babies who can sit up unassisted, typically around 6 to 8 months of age. It's essential to follow the manufacturer's guidelines regarding age and weight restrictions.

3. How often should I bathe my baby?

For newborns, two to three baths per week are sufficient to keep them clean. As they grow older, you can increase the frequency to daily or as needed.

4. Are inflatable baby baths safe to use?

Inflatable baby baths can be safe if used correctly and under parental supervision. Ensure that the bath is securely inflated and placed on a flat surface.

5. Can I bathe my baby immediately after feeding?

It's recommended to wait for at least 30 minutes after feeding to bathe your baby. Bathing immediately after feeding may cause discomfort or reflux