Baby bath rack

Baby bath rack have a save material for the baby cotton and harmless. They can be folded and are very portable .The baby bath rack are easy to clean thus providing a good hygiene to the baby. How to use; 1) Decide if your baby needs a bath. Babies, especially young babies, don't need to bath everyday. Before you decide to bathe your baby, take a few minutes to determine if they need a bath that day. Keep some of the following ideas in mind when deciding if you need to bathe your baby -Babies under two to three weeks old should only have sponge baths. You can give a tub bath once the umbilical cord has fallen off and the stump has healed. -It's okay to bathe your baby only two or three times a week. -Bathing your baby too often can cause dry skin problems. 2) Select the type of bath tub. There are many different types of bathtubs that are made especially for babies. These tubs all have different shapes and safety mechanisms in mind that will help make bath-time safe and enjoyable for your child. Review the following styles of baby bath tubs to find one that is right for you: -There are stand-alone plastic tubs that are designed for babies. -These tubs may have a textured bottom that will grip most surfaces to hold the tub in place. -Other baby baths may use a kind of sling or hammock that holds the baby over the tub while you bathe them. -You can purchase a plastic basin or inflatable tub to use inside a larger bathtub. 3) Put the tub in a safe place. After you have a baby bathtub selected you will need to make sure it is used in a safe place. Ideally you will place the bathtub low to the ground and on a stable and sturdy surface. Make sure the tub will not move during the bath and that it will safely contain both water and your baby. -Don't place the tub near any edges or areas where it could fall from. -Make sure the surface under the tub is safe and won't allow the tub to shift during the bath. -Place the tub in a place that lets you have full control over your baby during bath-time. 4) Gather your items. It can be a good idea to fully prepare for your baby's bath before you start. Doing this will allow you to focus on the task, make it easier on both of you, and help make bath time safe and easy. Take a look at the following list to make sure you have the basics covered: -Baby soap or shampoo if you are going to use it. -Your bath tub or prepared bathing space. -A washcloth. -A cup to rinse your baby with. -Towels to dry the baby off with after the bath. -Clean clothes and diaper to change into. 5) Make sure the temperature of the water is safe. Babies are very sensitive to both heat and cold. As a result, you will need to make sure that your baby's bath water is the right temperature. Remember some of the following key points when checking if the water is a safe temperature for your baby:[5][6] -Do not use hot water. -Bath water should be warm. -Mix the water to eliminate any cold or hot areas. -You should test the water with your wrist or the inside of your elbow. -A thermometer should read 37c/98.6f or 38c/100.4f. -Make sure the room temperature is comfortable and not too cool also. 6) Add the right amount of water. Although bathing your baby is necessary and some babies enjoy the process, it can also be a danger. Too much water can pose a hazard to your child. Since this is the case, you will need to make sure the bath has a safe amount of water in it. -For newborns and very young babies, fill the bath with only 2” or 5cm of water. -Older babies and children can have the bath filled up to their waist level when seated. -Never leave your baby in the bath with the water running. -Never leave your baby in the bath alone. Available in Nairobi. Deliveries done countrywide