@Kalindi thank you!
I don't use soap every time I wash just lukewarm water ,once a day i use soap
we use a spray bottle and a cloth. She’s had a diaper rash/yeast infection and wiping too much has irritated it so we spray with warm water and dab so that it heals.
That seems excessive. I use water wipes and then use a cloth with soap when I bath her but only on her bum.
I just use wipes for diaper changes and that's sufficient, and baby soap in the bathtub only.
That's alot of soap. We just use wipes and then give her a bath every 2-3 days where I wash the area with soap to make sure it's all clean.
Wipes for diaper changes and then a couple baths each week for my little one.
Use soap once a day. Water at other times
I use dry wipes that I just wet with water. Soap every 2ish or 3ish days but not directly on sensitive parts.
Soap just once a day during bath for my LO. We either just use wipes for poop if it's dry or wash at the sink with only water if it's like a wet poop. Babies/toddler have very tender skin, too much soap can dry their skin out.
I use wipes and I have a no rinse foaming cleanser if it needs a little extra cleaning. It was sent home with us from the nicu and I liked it so much I started buying it.
I just used baby wipes
Thanks for all your replies! I’m curious how do you keep baby smelling fresh with wipes even when they’ve done a number 2. The smell lingers quite often when I only use wipes
@incognito rinse the wipes with warm water and leave them quite damp after cleaning the area dry with soft towel or paper tissue 🤔 😅 my lo doesn't smell after this method of cleaning her mostly when we're out and about 🤪
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Rather than using soap just use plain water and no soap that's what I do
When I used disposable diapers I used diaper wipes, when I used cloth diapers I used cloth wipes that got washed with the diapers. I only gave my baby a bath with a diaper change if the diaper leaked and poop got everywhere.