If your baby poops in the bath, don’t panic – read our guide and you’ll be able to handle any situation with ease. Get all the info on how to deal with a poop in the tub here.
Bathing
Bathing a baby, especially as a new parent, can be a bit overwhelming and scary. Best For Mums provides you have all the bathing tips and information you need to make it as safe and fun as possible.
Baby baths appear on almost every list of baby essentials. We’ve rounded up the best baby bath tubs available at the moment and categorised them for you. Anything to make life with a newborn easier!
A non-slip bath mat is an essential piece of bath-time equipment to keep babies safe. We’ve looked at the best baby bath mats on the market to ensure you have a safe and stress-free bath-time with your little one.
Parents always want to do what’s best for their baby, especially when it comes to their sensitive newborn skin. Babies need to be cleaned and washed regularly, and there is a huge range of products available to help keep them clean. We’ll help make it easier by recommending the best shampoos and washes.
Bath toys can help our kids enjoy bath time, but what do we do with the toys when they’re not in use? We’ve rounded up the best bathroom toy storage ideas available.
Skin to skin is the best way to develop a lasting bond with your newborn baby. One of the easiest ways of doing this earlier on is by co-bathing with your infant.
It is not unusual for toddlers to suddenly develop a fear of the bath. So why does this happen and what can you do to ease them through this phase and out the other side?
Bath toys are the perfect breeding ground for germs and organisms, so we’ll be covering the best ways to clean baby bath toys so that your little one is as safe as possible.
Most bath taps are not designed with toddlers in mind – for the most part they stick out and have sharp edges. Combine this with an excitable toddler and a slippery bath, and you have a potentially dangerous situation on your hands. This is where bath spout covers can come to the rescue.
Your baby’s skin is very sensitive, so it’s important to use the best baby bath thermometer to get the bath water right to prevent scalding or your baby getting cold.