In the winter how often do you bathe baby? R is a ridiculously messy eater so we tend to bathe him daily even in the winter.
ETA - the 3.5 year old gets baths most nights too. Preschool art and germs!
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1-2? Sedona child, for sure
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2x for my 4 month old. Every night for my almost 3 year old.
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Definitely nightly because she's in daycare and messy eater too. If it's the weekend I might skip a night. Tonight we skipped and I just washed her face and neck rolls really well.:P
The 3.5 year old skipped too. Again face wash and wiped down privates with a wipe.
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9 months old...2x per week. So what, she's the dirty kid.
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We bathe nightly, I only use soap every other day unless she is a mess....lol
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2 or 3 baths a week even with BLW! We just give them a wipe down as needed after dinner.
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1-2x a week, plus showering off at the YMCA after his swim class.
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Every night. She really loves it (since birth). It's a nice part of the evening routine. She's 7 months
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We did nightly baths starting at 2 months, because he loved the water! I don't use soap every night and usually dump in the Aveeno oatmeal packets instead.
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7 weeks and about 3 a week.
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We started nightly because I was told it was good to establish bedtime routine. But I started to feel it was too much to do with a newborn (for various reasons). So we switched to every 2-3 days. We did that until maybe 8 months or so, when he became more active. Then we started every other night, and we still do that at 14 months. Though I obviously bathe him more often if it's needed
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2-3 per week unless she gets really dirty for some reason.
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1-2 a week plus a weekly swim class shower. I work a lot of nights, so it doesn't happen as often as it could.
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Nightly - he's a super messy eater.
The preschooler gets nightly also because of germs, art projects and general stickiness
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Rarely. We just wipe with a cloth.
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2-3 per week for the 3 month old. Usually every night for the almost 2 year old!
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Every other night for our 14 month old.
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Nightly.
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At 3 month we are bathing every 2-3 days.
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2-3 times per week with our 5 month old.
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2-3 x per week for my 2 year old.
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19 months and she gets one 4-5 nights per week. She's a really messy eater and has long hair that she likes to run her hands through while eating
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2-3 times per week
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4mo - 3x per week
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Sunday bath night only for my 8 month old. We have a big bib and use nice thick moisturizing wipes to her hands and face after eating. Her skin is still so soft
we have a great bedtime routine that doesn't involve getting wet!
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Nightly.
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1-2x a week for the 9 month old and every other day for my toddler. Although technically both don't take baths but shower in the mornings.
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With our 5 month old, 2-3 time a week
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we're doing nightly baths right now for both the almost 3 yo and 4 month old. but we'll be switching to every other night!
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As an infant she only got a bath once a twice a week. Now that she's a toddler she gets a bath every other night, sometimes more if needed. We may go to less often in the winter, if we are staying in more, just to help keep her skin from drying out... We'll see!
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Every night for the 3 yo and every other night or so for the 1 year old.
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Depends on how messy he gets at school, but we aim for daily anyhow. It is daycare after all so germs galore, especially it being winter. Hello all sorts of bugs and viruses. However, if we skip a bath, I'm not bent out of shape over it.
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At 7 mo, 1-2 times a week. He also gets wiped down after every meal.
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1-2x a week. She gets food everywhere too, so we just wipe her with a warm towel.
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We basically do a bath nightly.. Very rarely we'll skip it on a Saturday if we're out til late at night and they didn't do anything too active during the day.
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Every night for our almost 2 year old and every other night for our 4 month old.
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Every other day or so. DH does bath time now and sometimes gets home too late.
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When LO was a baby, every night b/c a bath was part of her bedtime routine.
Now that she's 6, a few times a week.
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Once a week. We wash hands a lot and wipe her down after meals.
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