"In the early months, bathe the baby once or twice a week. After the umbilical cord falls off, you can bathe the baby more traditionally by filling a portion of the baby bath tub with warm water and washing their body using gentle baby soap."

"At this age, babies still need to be bathed once or twice a week. If the baby enjoys bathing, Sahabat Dream can do it more often. Make sure to use soap only once or twice a week to maintain the baby's skin moisture."

After the baby starts moving and eating solid food, the mother may want to bathe them more often. Although it is only necessary to use soap to bathe once or twice a week, you can bathe the baby with a sponge or soak them in a bathtub more often if needed.

Baby does not sweat or get dirty like adults, and their skin is more sensitive. Bathing too often can cause dry skin and worsen conditions like eczema. To avoid skin problems, bathe the baby twice a week with gentle and fragrance-free soap.

After bathing, gently pat the baby's skin dry and apply fragrance-free moisturizer before putting on clothes. If the baby has certain skin conditions, consult a pediatrician for advice on suitable products and routines. Source: Healthline / Report: Aykaputri Amalia Rahmani