Baby First

If someone asked me to name one miracle that exists on this earth, I would say the miracle of bringing a life onto this earth. I did not know how beautiful it was till I saw my own sister go through the entire process of pregnancy and giving birth to this angel that brought happiness to our lives. Being a parent is the hardest thing to do in this world and I congratulate you on being one. In this hard but wonderful journey of raising a baby we could do with all the help we could get

Saturday, May 15, 2010

Baby Bathing

Too much bathing may dry the babies skin, so bathe the child 3 times a week and thoroughly clean the diaper area every time you change the baby’s diaper.
Sponge baths are recommended for babies in their first 2 weeks. It’s best to clean the baby gently with a damp cloth and mild lukewarm soapy water. While giving a sponge bath the baby can be kept in a towel, exposing only those parts that are being cleansed. Try and avoid using soap on the baby’s face.
After 2 weeks or so your baby is ready for his first bath. Fill a basin with luke warm water. Undress the baby and gently help him to sit down in the basin while holding him constantly. See to it that her head and upper body is well above the water level. Then gently clean with a damp cloth. You can pour water over his body using a small mug. Shampoo her hair once a week 17
and when washing her hair, make sure that the soap doesn’t go into the eyes, but don’t panic if it does - Just clean the baby’s eyes with a clean damp cloth.

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