How often do you bathe your baby?

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We bathe out 19 mo almost everyday as part of her bedtime routine and always have. Only using soap a few time a week. But our one month old we don’t bathe very often. Our daughter has very dry skin and I wonder if it is because we bathe her so much? She goes to daycare so I’ve always felt she needed a bath after being in such a germy environment all day. But I’m not sure if we should be bathing our new LO more.

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Once a month! 😉 And her skin is so smooth!

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I bathe my 5 week old about twice a week with wipe downs in between.

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I do every 2-3 days so her skin will not dry out, 6 weeks old

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every other day my other 3 my bath schedule is Sunday bath Monday no-one bath Tuesday boys bath so my little man goes in then too girls bath is Wednesday then my other 3 see their day I bath LO in Thursday and Saturday if he's not too smelly he will go in on Sunday instead but I wipe his neck and parts down everyday he's not too dry I use baby lotion tho he did have dry skin when he was 1 week old but he was 1 day late and late babies sometimes have dry skin

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We only do it once a week because she hates it and she has a bit of dry skin. It's probably not from the bathing.

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My oldest is almost 2 years old and we bathe him every other day. Our 2 month old though we bathe him every Tuesday and Friday or Saturday night.

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I’ve been doing every 4 days with my little man. He’s almost 6 weeks old.

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I do every other day with my 1 month old unless she spits up or have a massive blowout.

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We do everyday unless we get home late or something, with both our 20 month old and 7 week old. It’s part of our routine too.

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We do every other day with our son.  He’s 7 weeks

How often do you bathe your baby?

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