Huge tip that really helped my baby have a pleasant bathing experience with no crying since day 1!! Once you put you baby in the bath, immediately place a handtowel soaked in the warm bath water over the baby so that she remains warm and comfy. My baby's face scrunched up and was ready to let out a big cry the second she was placed in the bath but as soon as the warm handtowel went over her chest she calmed down and I've been doing it ever since :) Hope it helps!!
The umbilical cord is a bit much in this video. Usually you don't want to wet the umbilical cord. It will just delay the drying of it so it can fall off on its own. I am doing cloth baths until the cord can dry and fall off on its own. It is a very simple procedure. the head portion of this video I do agree with. Cotton balls or soft rag works great.
I was so afraid on how best to handle the umbilical cord. But at the end I decided to stick with what I was told in the hospital...allow it fall on it's own. I was excited I adhered to that. My babys own fell off on the 11th day.and it looked healthy and clean. I still left it to heal on it's own.
When I was a teen's..I saw my sister bathing my niece like this..that's why I thought to my self ,that that was the proper bathing of the baby..but when I got married I was shock when I saw my sister in law bathing my baby like an ordinary bathing like an adult😔and told me that that was the proper and how bathe her babies when they are still a baby..so now,since I know that this is really the proper bathing of the baby..I will apply it to my baby..I am now 4 months old pregnant..after 11 years..😊thanks to God🙏for this blessing...
Children are God's form and blessings on earth. May every child have a healthy, joyful, glorified and fun-filled family and friends around to feel love and care. May there be an exchange of happiness and innocent bubbly energy all around the place wherever they are!!
I am expecting right now and watching this makes me feel a little anxious, only bc baby looks so fragile and you don’t wanna hurt him or do something wrong☺️ but I know my husband and I can do it 👍😄 great video!! Thank you
I wish you the best. I don't have children of my own and none on the way, now. However, I am a little nervous about bathing a baby or any child for that matter. Because I don't want to do anything wrong. It's important to learn how to do it right.
I am a mom of two and am always worried about newborn baths haha but daily bathing is not essential or even recommended by many professionals (dries out the skin). Since you commented this 4 months ago though I’m sure you’re a pro by now!
I was only copy and pasting my own comment of experience so don't mind: You know, honestly, as an 18 year old happy mother, I'm relieved and a lil bit disappointed that going through that whole thing this year may 1st was nothing next to painful. Serious speaking, here's a secret: drink a bottle of vodka before conceiving, smoke weed, eat practically anything, avoid the stupid hospital, walk alot, be happy and most of all, make sure NOT TO POISON your baby with those drugs called medicines. Its funny. Because of all that, i have such a calm, energetic, happy and healthy baby girl. 😉
In My homecountry (Brazil) they say you can submerge the baby body’s even with the cord, but after is done you have to dry it very well and apply 70% alcohol in a cotton swab and it will dry it and makes it drop easily.
My understanding is that you do not get the cord wet. So you would need to do a sponge bath until then. And allow the cord to stay dry and fall off on its own. Then the baby will be ready for submersion baths.
Such a great video... exactly what they demonstrated at Unitas four days ago when I had my son, I’ve already forgotten the eye cleaning part. Thanks for sharing
I gave my baby “bird baths” for the first couple weeks. I was so afraid of hurting him, but have you seen how rough the nurses handle the newborns? They are real pros at it.
Do not put the baby in the tub until their umbilical cord has fallen off!!! I’m 25 weeks and am learning about this right now. Baby can get infections and pain from getting the umbilical cord wet, you also need to tuck or cut the diapers to where they don’t cover the umbilical cord as well .
She said a daily bath for your newborn is essential👀 um no they don’t need to shower that often every other day is more than enough. It’s not like your newborn is playing in dirt or sweating all day.
This video is made by a hospital in Singapore supposedly for the local audience. The average weather in Singapore is very warm and humid. One can just stand or sit, doing nothing, and just perspire a lot. This causes heat rashes or eczema for some people. So it might make sense to bathe the baby daily, using appropriate products for cleansing and moisturising, if living in Singapore …. unless the aircon is switched on 24/7 😅
:) after a long day pissing and pooping in diapers, babies deserve to have a warm nice bath. It’s about the essential hygiene for newborns and i would do it everyday to bond more with my baby.
Please watch the lovely videos on how Nigerian old ladies bath newborns. Its so beautiful, and seeing the traditional way African ladies do it is truly a gift. They massage the baby entire body, their technique is unmatchable. Most of the time the baby sleep for a long time afterwards😴 enjoy!!!!!
Most of that is right. However that baby still has his umbilical cord stump. You never want to sit your baby directly into water with the stump still on. If it is still attached you only sponge bathe your baby and then rinse out the sponge and sponge clean water to rinse off the soap. Also only wash a section at a time on your baby and cover the other sections with a towel so the baby doesnt get cold. Once the babies stump falls off then you can sit the baby in a tub of water and wash the baby how she suggested.
The baby's umbilical cord is not off it can cause infection if you put your baby in the tub like that... My pediatrician toold me to sponge bath my baby till the cord falls off. To not dip her in the tub
But you are not supposed to wet the umbilical cord this way..it can cause infection and rashes there.And you didnt wash the hair well after shampooing, you kinda just left it there.
@@msanrai it depends where you're from. In a country as hot & humid as Singapore, it makes sense to bathe daily to avoid rashes. Either way, best to check with a doctor
in Hongkong this world s the way how they bath the baby.. and everything was fine as long as u dont soak the baby in the water. just cleaning washing only
I like how they removed all the sounds of the baby bawling, I have a newborn, do all this, with the sound it’s nowhere as easy as this may make it seem 🤣🤣 that cry is crazy 😩
Yep good thing they did because trolls baby crying= child abuse Even when the BEST PERFECT baths are given you may wake the baby or they may have some crying it’s OKAY for the baby to make noise or protest a activity as long as you are doing things correctly the baby is HUMAN with a mind of their own 🙃
What a first class bath. Avery gentle nurse. We were taught to submerge the baby un water. Dry the cord thoroughly. Dab wth alcahol or a little anticacterial powder. We did not have any infections. A very food nurse ans baby not stressed
No. You must wait until the umbilical cord is dry before soaking it with water. Such showed practice can cause infection. Separate water for washing and rinsing also.
My edd is 29 mar 2022. This is helpful. I do not have a mother figure available in my husband household and my mom is living far from me. This is helpful video for newly mothers. Should have gone for motherhood classes.
Oh wow! This is so informative and lovely. I am due on 4th of June, 2020 and this will surely be one of the videos which I would like to come back to in the future. Thanks so much for creating this!
I personally bathe.my first born.alone..and i never wet the umbilical cord because it might infect the wound...i used to covered it with a piece of cloth and taped it ..then removed it after.bathing
Thanks for step by step information. I hope I will remember these steps. It is so hearth warming to watch it but at the same time I am stressed what if I can’t do it .. 😅🥹 Hopefully I will manage!! 💪🏽
You shouldn't get the cord wet. It is a mistake!! The cord should always be dry so it heals properly otherwise the baby might end up having an outie belly button. Make sure the baby doesnt cry at least until the cord falls off. :)
While the umbilical cord is still there you should not be getting it wet, sponge bathe the baby until it falls off. Once it falls then you can bath the baby fully in the tub
I never washed my baby's cord/navel until the cord fell off. My doctor told me to keep it dry to prevent infection and so it would fall off faster. She was fine, never had issues. I have also heard that you're not supposed to use soap of any kind, not even baby soap until the baby is at least a month old. Just water. I think either WIC or the hospital told me that. I think I used baby soap by 2 or so weeks old because I figured she would be fine. Allergies and sensitivities do-not run in my family. That's why they say just water at first.
atinis you don’t want to put them in the tub until it has fallen off. Giving them a sponge bath and making sure that the cord stays DRY is very important! It takes up to about 2 weeks for it to fall off. Babies don’t need a full wash everyday since their skin is so fragile.
Imma watching while quarantine.... So yeah.. it pops out in my mind on how to bath a baby.. I'm still single and not a mom.But I think I am ready to be a mom now 🤔
Huge tip that really helped my baby have a pleasant bathing experience with no crying since day 1!!
Once you put you baby in the bath, immediately place a handtowel soaked in the warm bath water over the baby so that she remains warm and comfy. My baby's face scrunched up and was ready to let out a big cry the second she was placed in the bath but as soon as the warm handtowel went over her chest she calmed down and I've been doing it ever since :) Hope it helps!!
I’m six months pregnant and I don’t know anything about babies. It’s my first pregnancy. Thank you so much for this video.
The umbilical cord is a bit much in this video. Usually you don't want to wet the umbilical cord. It will just delay the drying of it so it can fall off on its own. I am doing cloth baths until the cord can dry and fall off on its own. It is a very simple procedure. the head portion of this video I do agree with. Cotton balls or soft rag works great.
I was so afraid on how best to handle the umbilical cord. But at the end I decided to stick with what I was told in the hospital...allow it fall on it's own. I was excited I adhered to that. My babys own fell off on the 11th day.and it looked healthy and clean. I still left it to heal on it's own.
Thank you for this, I was about to ask if wetting the umbilical cord is really advisable. 🤗
I agree with this post completely. I was told sponge baths until the chord falls off. I was specially told not to submerge it.
Thank you. I was wondering about the umbilical cord too 😍
Sponge bath is advised on most hospitals
Giving my lil princess her first bath today 🙏🏽 I'm nervous and excited at the same time 🙏🏽
I understand You so well
I hope it went well 🤗
Thanks for the tutorial! It’s very useful.
I’m due in 2 or 3 weeks. Can’t wait to bathe my baby for the first time! Babies are so adorable ❤
Congratulations Rose !
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March 10 is my birthday
Congratulations! You'll do great! 🥰❤
I’m due with my first angel April 19th 🥰
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@@brittanyjantz4103 best wishes all the way
Got sucked into watching this because the baby on the thumbnail was so cute 😍
🛁🛀🏾😅😂
The actual baby getting washed ain’t cute is what you’re saying
Almost 9 years ago when my son was a newborn he truly hated bath time lol Now I'm soon to have a little baby girl and im learning all over again. ❤
❤ my 2 year old still don't like showers 😒 but faith and hope he will get used to.. he only like water at small pools in summer.. he loves that 🤗🤗🤗😍😍
Who else here is single and yet watching this video? 😊
Hehehe im excited to have y own family in Gods perfect time. 💛
Sofia Bent take heart God will always give what do can handle.
Sofia Bent Jesus you’re a horrible mother??? Who says stuff like that. As someone with ADHD 🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻
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Excellent video! Exactly how they taught me to do it in the NICU.
When I was a teen's..I saw my sister bathing my niece like this..that's why I thought to my self ,that that was the proper bathing of the baby..but when I got married I was shock when I saw my sister in law bathing my baby like an ordinary bathing like an adult😔and told me that that was the proper and how bathe her babies when they are still a baby..so now,since I know that this is really the proper bathing of the baby..I will apply it to my baby..I am now 4 months old pregnant..after 11 years..😊thanks to God🙏for this blessing...
Finally im 7 weeks pregnant really exciting to see my little angel 😇😙😙😙😙 GOD BLESS TO ALL THE MOMMIES😊
Congratulations 🥳 That’s great news for you and your family
Oh my goodness that baby is PRECIOUS!!❤️ I’m due with my first baby in December! Thank you for this informational video!
This is December 1st, good luck dear.. Stay safe.. 💕
@@pradnyakshirsagar1338 Thank you!!
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At 0:09 seconds, the smile and look just melts my heart. Ugh, I can't wait to meet my little guy. Just six more months.
All the best🥰🥰
Goodluck !
I really dont know how to bath a baby.. im 5 months pregnant, please pray for me and my incoming baby.. 😊😇
God bless him/her
ooohh youre cute, why are you scared girl? hope you are doing ok
Same omg I'm almost 4 months pregnant w my first baby and I have no idea wtf I'm doing 😂 I know I'll get it though, you will too! Good luck 😊
Due in 3 weeks and frantically trying to find out how to bathe a baby here lol
Im 5 months pregnant too and even though it's my second, it's been so long I have no clue how to care for a newborn lol so stressful!
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Amen 🙏🏽
I am expecting right now and watching this makes me feel a little anxious, only bc baby looks so fragile and you don’t wanna hurt him or do something wrong☺️ but I know my husband and I can do it 👍😄 great video!! Thank you
I wish you the best. I don't have children of my own and none on the way, now. However, I am a little nervous about bathing a baby or any child for that matter. Because I don't want to do anything wrong. It's important to learn how to do it right.
Same 😭 babies are so small
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I am a mom of two and am always worried about newborn baths haha but daily bathing is not essential or even recommended by many professionals (dries out the skin). Since you commented this 4 months ago though I’m sure you’re a pro by now!
I was only copy and pasting my own comment of experience so don't mind: You know, honestly, as an 18 year old happy mother, I'm relieved and a lil bit disappointed that going through that whole thing this year may 1st was nothing next to painful. Serious speaking, here's a secret: drink a bottle of vodka before conceiving, smoke weed, eat practically anything, avoid the stupid hospital, walk alot, be happy and most of all, make sure NOT TO POISON your baby with those drugs called medicines. Its funny. Because of all that, i have such a calm, energetic, happy and healthy baby girl. 😉
Do not submerge baby in water with the cord still attached. Risks infection!!
In My homecountry (Brazil) they say you can submerge the baby body’s even with the cord, but after is done you have to dry it very well and apply 70% alcohol in a cotton swab and it will dry it and makes it drop easily.
Right
@@larissa7007 is 95% ok?
Samething I was saying that part would give people the wrong ideas
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Thank you for the tutorial! I’m 5 months pregnant and I’ve never given a baby a bath- thank you thank you thank you❤️
My understanding is that you do not get the cord wet. So you would need to do a sponge bath until then. And allow the cord to stay dry and fall off on its own. Then the baby will be ready for submersion baths.
Excellent, this is how we are doing to a our 6weeks newborn boy.. Such a great feeling
Such a great video... exactly what they demonstrated at Unitas four days ago when I had my son, I’ve already forgotten the eye cleaning part. Thanks for sharing
I am 37 weeks pregnant and going to be a single mother and I was worrying that I won’t be able to give my baby boy a shower. Thanks for the video
How's the baby
I gave my baby “bird baths” for the first couple weeks. I was so afraid of hurting him, but have you seen how rough the nurses handle the newborns? They are real pros at it.
No pros just don't care cause it ain't their babies
@@mandiuxxxmexxxia1477 no they know what the babies can handle.
Nah they just don’t care about being gentle and want to get the job done💀
Babies aren't as fragile as some think, and the nurses know that
Labor is in itself brutal on infants, yet you have no choice. Nurses know what a baby can handle.
watching this while 16 weeks pregnant. I'm so excited and nervous at the same time. 😊😁😘
Do not put the baby in the tub until their umbilical cord has fallen off!!! I’m 25 weeks and am learning about this right now. Baby can get infections and pain from getting the umbilical cord wet, you also need to tuck or cut the diapers to where they don’t cover the umbilical cord as well .
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Respect to our mothers n women in general.
I would advice against tub baths until the umbilical cord falls off!
Ieshia Keys that’s not necessary
A1 it is actually
A1 it is necessary if the cord didn’t fall and the water touched it might be get infections
@@ToeKnife166 um yes it is.
A1 yes it is lol
I can't even deal with how adorable that baby is
it is adorable because sound is muted
Newborn with attached looks ugly. This baby was at least 3 months.. the smarter one of course.
Our pedia told us not to tub bathe the newborn until the umbilical cord drops off.
Y
Jon Manilenio exactly it can get infection
Actually you can, just make sure the cord stay dry do not put your baby inside the tub instead splash the water to his back and arm
Yes...that's true
@@spreadthesmilesrs610 because getting the umbilical cord stump wet can cause infection and delay it from falling off eventually.
I’m not pregnant I don’t have any kids ,none of my family members are bedridden they are fine but I’ve been watching videos like these for hours lol
Feeling anxious about this. May Allah help me 🤲
you got this!
She said a daily bath for your newborn is essential👀 um no they don’t need to shower that often every other day is more than enough. It’s not like your newborn is playing in dirt or sweating all day.
This video is made by a hospital in Singapore supposedly for the local audience. The average weather in Singapore is very warm and humid. One can just stand or sit, doing nothing, and just perspire a lot. This causes heat rashes or eczema for some people. So it might make sense to bathe the baby daily, using appropriate products for cleansing and moisturising, if living in Singapore …. unless the aircon is switched on 24/7 😅
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Doesn’t make sense at all. Baby bathing: every three days is more than enough.
I bathed my babies every three days.
:) after a long day pissing and pooping in diapers, babies deserve to have a warm nice bath. It’s about the essential hygiene for newborns and i would do it everyday to bond more with my baby.
@mary,,doesnt make sense?..ley them bath their baby according to their envrmnt.u do u.u want bath ur baby 1x per month also is up to you. ;).
Thanks so much for the tip. First time mom expecting twins.
Congratulations!
At the end he looks like one happy baby
He looks to me like he's just grateful it's over!
@@sarahspindler2914 hahahahahahhaaaaaaaa
Another 5.5 months to go and I will have this bundle of joy in my arms 😇
Same here 😊 and same time left surprisingly 😍
Same for me and my wife!!!
Same here mama 🎉
Good luck! Hope everything goes well for you and your family. ♡
@@clo7135 Thank you ☺️
Giving my newborn a bath soon...he's on 20hrs old only and I'm so nervous 😓 thank you for this helpful information 🥰😍
Please watch the lovely videos on how Nigerian old ladies bath newborns. Its so beautiful, and seeing the traditional way African ladies do it is truly a gift. They massage the baby entire body, their technique is unmatchable. Most of the time the baby sleep for a long time afterwards😴 enjoy!!!!!
Most of that is right. However that baby still has his umbilical cord stump. You never want to sit your baby directly into water with the stump still on. If it is still attached you only sponge bathe your baby and then rinse out the sponge and sponge clean water to rinse off the soap. Also only wash a section at a time on your baby and cover the other sections with a towel so the baby doesnt get cold. Once the babies stump falls off then you can sit the baby in a tub of water and wash the baby how she suggested.
👍👏👏👏 this is better advice
I'm 38yrs old first time pregnancy i have no idea of bathing the baby.I've learned thanx
See how blue his arm turned as she was cutting of blood flow. Ya dont do that to your baby
I noticed that too. That lady was trippen
That's peripheral cyanosis, she's not cutting off circulation.
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In one week I will hold mine😍❤️
I know this is really really late but I hope you and your baby are having a really good time! Congratulations
congratulations for your baby i'm sure you're a good mother even if it's been 11 months since you commented 😅😅😅
It's a year late to tell you "Congratulations dear!! I pray both you and your baby are doing well!!"
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Cuty lovely baby. I like this vedio. I am a regular viewers of your channel. Thanks. It will be good.
The baby's umbilical cord is not off it can cause infection if you put your baby in the tub like that... My pediatrician toold me to sponge bath my baby till the cord falls off. To not dip her in the tub
Exactly
that’s why I was like why she did him in there I herd your my supposed to
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But you are not supposed to wet the umbilical cord this way..it can cause infection and rashes there.And you didnt wash the hair well after shampooing, you kinda just left it there.
And you dont bathe a baby daily. This vid is shit
@@msanrai it depends where you're from. In a country as hot & humid as Singapore, it makes sense to bathe daily to avoid rashes. Either way, best to check with a doctor
Marie Evans it depends upon the weather..here in Philippines we are required to bathe an infant daily or even 2-3x a day during summer..
in Hongkong this world s the way how they bath the baby.. and everything was fine as long as u dont soak the baby in the water. just cleaning washing only
Marie Evans I do everyday and I make sure to dry them well and moisturise them
I like how they removed all the sounds of the baby bawling, I have a newborn, do all this, with the sound it’s nowhere as easy as this may make it seem 🤣🤣 that cry is crazy 😩
shirvy exactly! The house from the outside sounds like someone is torturing a baby! 🤣🤣🤣
I totally agree
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Yep good thing they did because trolls baby crying= child abuse
Even when the BEST PERFECT baths are given you may wake the baby or they may have some crying it’s OKAY for the baby to make noise or protest a activity as long as you are doing things correctly the baby is HUMAN with a mind of their own 🙃
Today I am officially 2 months pregnant😍pllzzz pray for me
I will pray for you dear tonight 🤍🙏🏻
@@meliapo1367 thanks dear
What a first class bath. Avery gentle nurse. We were taught to submerge the baby un water. Dry the cord thoroughly. Dab wth alcahol or a little anticacterial powder. We did not have any infections. A very food nurse ans baby not stressed
I’m due in 6 days. 😭😭 I Hope I’m a good parent. I hope my kid likes me.
You are a great parent! And they would love you unconditionally just as you! 😊
Congratulations 👏 in advance mum to be
Update: I’m overdue. Still waiting for her to get here, if she isn’t here in 2 days then I will have to be induced.
Shouldn’t you leave the head cleaning part as the last step? Since you don’t want to risk him getting sick because the head gets too cold.
Thought so too.
I would say this is not a good video and it’s over complicated
No. You must wait until the umbilical cord is dry before soaking it with water. Such showed practice can cause infection. Separate water for washing and rinsing also.
One thing for sure is that Hygiene is important aspect of baby care
Daily bath to keep our baby clean and fresh
Im so excited! Thanks for the learning. I'll check other vids too, my baby will be out this April. Wish us a good luck! :)
Mister Puck all the best and may God guide you through the process
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Thank you soo much for the simple step by step video....very useful
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Thankyou for the information its very helpful for me as a healthcare trainee
A real baby!! And I thought it will be a doll.
34 weeks 🤰 and a FTM! This video is so helpful. thanks so much!
New born Babies are so soft and skin color is almost red.. so scared to touch them.. they shouldn't get hurt
My edd is 29 mar 2022. This is helpful. I do not have a mother figure available in my husband household and my mom is living far from me. This is helpful video for newly mothers. Should have gone for motherhood classes.
Seeing such cuteness makes me wanna have a baby. 😢
Oh wow! This is so informative and lovely. I am due on 4th of June, 2020 and this will surely be one of the videos which I would like to come back to in the future. Thanks so much for creating this!
Wow,we are due on the same day
@@yewandeajayi6338 May God bless you both and your babies, in Jesus' name!
Amen,thanks so much, wishing you a safe delivery as well
Im due July 4, 2020 and I'm so excited I can't wait to meet my baby girl
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thankyou for sharing.. my due date is may 31. im so excited to see my babay girl
Good luck! 💖
Thumbnail melted my heart so I clicked.
I personally bathe.my first born.alone..and i never wet the umbilical cord because it might infect the wound...i used to covered it with a piece of cloth and taped it ..then removed it after.bathing
Felt like crying as I watched this am expecting can’t wait to hold my baby .🙏🙏🙏🙏
Am there teo 34 weeks
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I'm 23 weeks and 2 days pregnant 🥺🥺 so excited to see my baby boy in 3 months 🥺
How exciting 🥰 is this your first baby?
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They used no soap on the baby hair, and you're suppose to sponge clean until the umbilical cord falls off 🙄
Don’t use soap on a newborn!!!
Your name indicates you may be an ocd clean freak. Please take care of your baby
Not a must.. I bathe my song with his cord he was perfectly fine. But again it all depends on where your from .
So informative i like this video
Am now 6 months pregnent pray for me and my baby
Congratulations I hope your pregnancy is going great 😊
I can't wait for my baby in early December
Mary Okendi same here
Just smiling all through this video
Thou am hoping on God for mercy (TTC)
Thanks for step by step information. I hope I will remember these steps. It is so hearth warming to watch it but at the same time I am stressed what if I can’t do it .. 😅🥹 Hopefully I will manage!! 💪🏽
I love this process
Can't wait for April 12th😍
Update?
So excited to bath my little princess soon 😊💜 7 months preggy here ✋
Congratulations mama! ❤️
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im 3mos pregnant and I'm excited to bathe my baby soon... ❣️
Congrats! Don’t worry on bathing your baby with anxiety. The doctors will teach you how to bathe your daughter/son carefully.
This was very helpful ❤. My 4days newborn will enjoy
how do you put in the feeding tube for more protein and nurtions and a speedy recovery.
this was very very helpful. ..thanks very much
You shouldn't get the cord wet. It is a mistake!! The cord should always be dry so it heals properly otherwise the baby might end up having an outie belly button. Make sure the baby doesnt cry at least until the cord falls off. :)
This is so helpful 🙏🏾
This whole thing looks terrifying. I'm scared of hurting baby........
It’s a baby not a crystal vase. It’s fine.
the video lighten me up. also the comments. thank you! future mommy here!
Every new born gives great message to the world :: LIVE AND LET LIVE ALL LIVING BEINGS of the world. Pains of all are exactly like us.
Thank you soo much for this well presented tutorial. Really helped me as a new mother ❤
While the umbilical cord is still there you should not be getting it wet, sponge bathe the baby until it falls off. Once it falls then you can bath the baby fully in the tub
The fact that imma be holding a NB in a month still blows my mind 🥰😅🤰🏻
I already know how to do this my daughter is 5 now and I'm 6 months pregnant, but I just love watching babies lol
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I never washed my baby's cord/navel until the cord fell off. My doctor told me to keep it dry to prevent infection and so it would fall off faster. She was fine, never had issues. I have also heard that you're not supposed to use soap of any kind, not even baby soap until the baby is at least a month old. Just water. I think either WIC or the hospital told me that. I think I used baby soap by 2 or so weeks old because I figured she would be fine. Allergies and sensitivities do-not run in my family. That's why they say just water at first.
I thought the umbilical cord doesn’t get wet?
This baby definitely doesn't like bathing :D
Iove thes
Lol
Infants don't like bathing, changing diapers, removing clothes and putting the clothes on😁, I have one with exact characteristics
actually we shouldn't wipe the umbilical cord with water .instead we can wipe the base with spirit swab .and should keep dry always .
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What about if you put the baby in the tub for bathing the umbilical cord will definitely get wet
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atinis you don’t want to put them in the tub until it has fallen off. Giving them a sponge bath and making sure that the cord stays DRY is very important! It takes up to about 2 weeks for it to fall off. Babies don’t need a full wash everyday since their skin is so fragile.
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Thank you for this video. I will be a first time mother soon and I'm drowning in anxiety😔
Thank you for watching. You'll do just fine!
M in periods nd m watching this to cure my moodswing
Im so thankful i got perfect in my demonstration baby thaanks!!
Imma watching while quarantine.... So yeah.. it pops out in my mind on how to bath a baby.. I'm still single and not a mom.But I think I am ready to be a mom now 🤔
手にガーゼのハンカチなどをかけてあげると手をバタバタしないで不安が解消されますよ。石鹸で洗った後はきれいなお湯をかける、そしてローションなどを塗る。赤ちゃんの肌はとっても乾燥しやすいの忘れずに保湿してあげてね。湿疹やアレルギーを予防する効果もあるんですよ。
really helpful video, thanks guys!
Thank u for this video .
This demo is very informative
Eeeeii not in Africa, the violence used in bathing babies is crazy😂😂😂😂