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Making Bath Time Fun and Safe for Your Two-Month-Old
Making Bath Time Fun and Safe for Your Two-Month-Old
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Written by Emily Greenberg
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Short and sweet sessions are the most practical if your baby is still adjusting to bath time as its own experience. However, if your little one is already enjoying supervised time in their tub, maximizing the sensory experience with a few fun additions can be joyful.

Here are three ways to enjoy a more playful experience with bathtime:

  1. Sensory bath toys:These high-contrast bath toys by Etta Loves match your newborn’s developing sense of vision, which makes them appropriate to introduce even in month two! At first, your baby may be interested in focusing on the pattern and will need you to hold the toy in their line of sight. As your baby gets older, they can eventually grasp, hold, and safely mouth these.

  2. Add a mirror:The benefits of mirror play can be merged with bathtime! As your baby’s vision gains clarity in the coming months, they may love to gaze in the mirror, see their reflection, and gain a different view of the bathroom as they adjust. Be sure to source a mirror that can safely adhere to your shower walls and is shatterproof.

  3. Introduce new textures:Water is a sensory experience, but you can also change the texture with bubbles. However, your newborn’s skin is delicate, so it is important to source gentle, fragrance-free products. Not crazy about adding bubbles to your baby’s water? Opt for a bubble machine instead, and let your baby enjoy looking at all the bubbles in the air.

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