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Water going in ear mouth or nose during
I have 6 month old. I bath him in traditional way. Lieng baby on tummy on my leg. And pouring water on head . He cries. . Im afraid water mit go to nose mouth or ear. What if littl water goes. Ant consequences??
Soap water goes in mouth???
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A little water can go in nose or mouth. Nothing needs to be done.
Please wash head and face at the end of bath and wipe it first to prevent hypothermia.
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Dr. Manjusha
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Hello,almost all babies cry when water touches their face.As baby is 6 months you can make the baby sit with support in a bath tub.Wash the face at the end.Always use lukewarm water for bathing.
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