To wash or not to wash - be honest

If your baby is finally sleeping after skipping most of the naps of the day. Would you skip over the bath or wake your baby for bath time and the rest of the night time routine?

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I would totally skip it the sleep is much more important (for them and you!!🩷)

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Never wake a sleeping baby! Get your rest mama!

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Wash in am lol

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Let the baby sleep

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Let them sleep, not going to hurt missing one wash

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Skip. Never wake a sleeping baby. Lol. Xx

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