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My toddler gets a bath every night right before bed (2 year-olds are messy little people).

My 9 week old gets a bath when he does a giant spit-up all over himself (probably every 4 days or so).

In the early days probably every 3rd day or major spit up. Now that she's in daycare 3 days a week I go every other day. And she's drooling like craazy.

My toddler (33m eek!) get a bath nightly unless DH gets too lazy and we've been home all day.

N (27 months) gets a bath every other day unless we have been super messy. His skin can't handle much more.
E (11 months) gets a bath about every 3 days. He doesn't like baths. Plus like N's skin, E's skin is too sensitive.

We used to bathe both kids every day (living in a humid climate). Now in a drier climate, I try to bathe them both every other day to avoid dry skin. We sometimes still do every day though if the 8 month old has a blowout or the 2.5 year old has been playing somewhere kind of dirty.

It's really more about the bedtime routine than anything else for us. They really love their baths.

As a baby, it was more like weekly, with a wipe down more often. But she did not spit up, and she wasn't an especially messy or sweaty baby. As she got old enough to take baths with us, it got more often, and now she takes one most days.

We started giving him a bath every night around 6 weeks because he enjoyed them and they seemed to help him relax and settle for bed.

It's kind of gone in waves. When she was a newborn I bathed her pretty infrequently, maybe every 3-5 days barring any major spit ups for poopsplosions.
Once she started really loving the bath, I did it more often just for fun and part of the nightly routine, and then when she started on solids and got them all over herself regularly she went to every day.
Now at 18 months we typically do every other day.

Every 2-3 days for my 6 month old. Every other day for my 2.5 year old (unless she got really messy, had an accident or we went somewhere dirty like the zoo or ped office).

His skin would go crazy on us if we bathed him every night. He (21m) takes a shower 2-3 times a week and gets a sponge bath the other days.

The baby will 2.5w will take a full bath maybe once or twice a week and the rest of time it's also sponge baths.

When she was a baby, probably every 2-3 days?

Now that she's a messy 16 month old, it's every night. She loves to rub her food in her hair during supper and then yell "Bath!!!!" over and over until she gets in the tub.

We bathe our 3 month old about twice a week. I've seen a lot of recent research saying that less bathing is better for baby skin and linking it to decreased eczema. So far it is working for us.

We did every night from 6 weeks to 7 months, because he loved it as part of his night routine. But his skin has started to get very dry now that it's winter, so I'm doing it every other night.

She's 16 months and we have always done every night, because she loves it so much!

From about a month or six weeks on it has been every night as part of the bedtime routine. They are almost 2 and 3.5 for reference. They do get pretty messy most days but even when they don't it's a good indoor activity.

when she was a baby we did almost every day (she was a spitter so it was pretty necessary.) Now at a toddler (2) we do every other day in the winter due to her sensitive skin, unless it was a messy day then we do as needed.

Every night, unless I am feeling lazy, but I like to get the day care germs off her. Plus she loves it so why not.

Right now we bathe our DS (19 months) every other night or so. DD is 6 months and gets bathed twice a week.

We did once a week until he started getting more mobile and eating more solids (i.e. getting dirtier). That's about the time it seemed more important to have the routine...so until 6-8 months or so. Then we did daily.

It's part of our bedtime routine, so almost every night when we're home. I do worry that it might be too drying on his skin, but I lotion him up afterwards. My dad is a dermatologist and told us to bathe him at least every other night because the poop will irritate his bum.

We do every other night during the winter so his eczema doesn't flare up. Usually every day during the warmer months.