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What's the easiest to use infant tub?
Q: I'm looking for a very easy to use & simple tub for my soon-to-be newborn. What do you recommend?
asked 6 months ago
felicia
 (North Olmsted, OH)
on Bath and Potty
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A: There are a couple of great options: The Primo infant bath seat is really simple and great for first-time parents. It has suction cups on the bottom for stability, and contours to the baby's body for a secure fit. Another great choice is the Washpod. It sits like a bucket (vertical rather than horizontal) and safely holds your baby in an upright position, which pediatricians say is one of the best ways to bathe your baby. Another great plus? It requires less water, so it's also eco-friendly.
answered 6 months ago
linsyw
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When can I start putting sunscreen on my baby?
Q: My daughter is 3 months old. Can I put sunscreen on her?
asked 6 months ago
Betsy
 (Jamestown, RI)
on Bath and Potty
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A: All sunscreen companies say the baby must be at least 6 months of age before you start using sunscreen. (They actually don't test sunscreen on babies younger than that.) Consult with your pediatrician if you'd like to start using it earlier. There are lots of different products now that help you get it on safely; check out our sunscreen wipes!
answered 6 months ago
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