I voted "meh" because it varies. I wipe down her neck creases with a boogie wipe daily just so she doesn't smell like old breastmilk. We do every other or third day. It varies kinda based on how lazy I'm feeling.
Meh. DD hates bath time and just screams and cries the whole time. She does not appreciate being naked and wet. I think we may try bringing her in the tub with one of us to see if she does better being held.
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With us being in the hospital still he gets a whip down every other day. They washed his head the other night. The nurses say it was greasy from on the nurses coming by touching his hair
Post by CoffeeOnIce on Feb 4, 2015 13:30:26 GMT -5
So far we've only given one tub bath, but plan to do 2x per week. Our dd seemed to like her bath but proceeded to poop as soon as we wrapped her in a hooded towel ?
Mine is 4 weeks old and he has had about 4 baths. He hates them and hates being cold so I try not to do it too much however he keeps spitting up/peeing all over himself so I feel like we have to clean him up.
Post by christeng87 on Feb 5, 2015 20:18:54 GMT -5
I voted twice a week, but I've given him more because of peeing on himself or getting spit up in his hair. Gave him one yesterday and it was the first time he didn't cry during the bath! It was great.
I've been pretending that the hospital staff didn't tell us we didn't have to wait for the stump to fall off, because it's one more thing I haven't had time for. He got one in hospital, and I've tried to give him a rub down whenever possible, but man this no sleep/constant nursing/trying to get weight up and bili down thing is hard. Eventually I'd like to get him to 2x-3x a week with rubdowns in between. Or maybe more if he really loves them, which he seemed to in the hospital.
Post by shannjohnston on Feb 6, 2015 14:06:23 GMT -5
Our hospital told us not to worry about the stump. Get it wet, submerge it, all good. Her stump fell off after just five days and we hadn't gotten around to bathing her at that point any how.
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