The baby bathes in cold weather.
1. Control water temperature: ensure that the bath water temperature is moderate, generally between 37-38 degrees Celsius. It's a good idea to measure the water temperature with a thermometer, so as to ensure that the water temperature will not be too hot or too cold.
2. Heat the bathroom in advance: Before the baby takes a bath, make sure that the temperature in the bathroom has risen to a suitable level. You can use an electric heater or water heater to heat the bathroom, but make sure that the safety measures are properly implemented.
3. Take a quick bath: Try to reduce the baby's time in the water and prevent the body temperature from dropping too fast. Finish the bathing process quickly and gently, and then quickly wrap the baby with a soft towel.
4. Keep the room temperature suitable: after taking a shower, make sure the indoor temperature is suitable to avoid the baby being exposed to cold air. Close the doors and windows and use heating equipment or heaters to keep the room warm.
5. Choose the right clothes: Wear clothes suitable for the weather for the baby, including thermal underwear, long-sleeved jumpsuits, socks, hats, etc. Avoid wearing too many layers to avoid overheating.
6. Pay attention to keep your head warm: the head is one of the fastest parts of your baby's heat dissipation, so be sure to keep your baby's head warm after taking a shower. You can put a soft hat or headscarf on your baby.
7. Avoid excessive bathing: Frequent bathing may cause your baby's skin to be dry and sensitive. In winter, the frequency of bathing two or three times a week is usually enough. Every baby's situation is different. In case of doubt or special circumstances, please consult a pediatrician for personalized advice.