How often do you bathe your baby between birth & 3 months?

Question

And in the comments… When did you give them their first bath?

Answer

We did some sponge baths starting around 7 days old making sure to keep the umbilical cord completely dry. After the cord fell off we waited until the belly button was full healed with no scabs before full baths. My kids needed baths more often as my kids had massive reflux issues, especially my oldest who was vomiting profusely every day due to an unknown dairy allergy.

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Bathed my newborn at 7 days old 24hrs after his cord fall off. 
From 1-8 weeks old he was bathed maybe 1-3 times a week. 
8+ weeks (till now 14 weeks) he has a bath every night at 7/8pm as he seems to sleep so much better and is more settled going to bed.
Plus he absolutely loves his bath times and one to one with daddy in the bath or me in the bath depends on the day. 
He has been sleep from 8-30pm till 7/9am without a bottle in the night just looks for his soother 2-4 times a night but goes back to sleep right away. He has been doing this since we started to bath him every day. We don’t use products each night maybe once a week he has a bubble bath with soap washing his body otherwise it’s just water.

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First bath was at about 1 week old. We did once a week (unless needed otherwise) until about 6m. 6m-12m is about 1-2 times a week. Around age 1, it became 2-3 times a week just because they were getting dirtier from playing outside and eating. 
My kids don’t sleep better from baths so every night would just be a pointless hassle. We do let our 2 year old jump in with us if she wants to just play in the shower. So sometimes she gets in 4-5 times a week but only gets washed 2-3 times a week.

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First bath, about a week or so after birth. Don’t remember exactly but I like to wait a while.

How often do you bathe your baby between birth & 3 months?

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