Sentences with phrase «slippery babies»

This is a great product, particularly for washing hair on slippery babies.

Rinse him off with cups of warm water, then carefully lift your slippery baby out of the tub, bundle him in a towel to dry, and diaper and dress him.

We suggest an area with a large counter space, at a height where you'll feel most comfortable holding a slippery baby; so often, the kitchen is a great place to bathe your baby.

Getting a grip on a slippery baby is difficult enough, but when a set of metal forceps are the tool of choice?

Any mom or dad who has ever attempted to take a wiggly toddler swimming can understand the slippery baby issues that they try to help you overcome.

this fantastic bath set has a travel tub, pegs for hanging tub / towels, washcloths, and a genius hooded towel which connects around your neck to easily transfer slippery baby into your toweled arms.

Not exact matches

Critics of genetic modification in humans fear such a move would start something of a slippery slope leading to «designer» babies — parents could basically pick eye color, size and maybe even personality traits.

I didn't grow up on hymns like some others, I grew up at the kitchen table of grateful baby disciples humming happy - clappy choruses of the renewal movement, so I sing into the cavern of the bathtub with my hair bound up and my hands slippery with soap, hanging onto the last few baby dimples that remain in our house.

The fabric is more slippery than it is with some other similar baby wraps and may need more adjustments throughout the day than other types.

Strawberries tend to be slippery and can slide into your baby's throat before they are chewed completely.

Be mindful of your baby's head and body when going through doorways, and be cautious with your balance on slippery or uneven surfaces.

But remember, your baby will become very slippery, so be careful!

(www.ThankYourBaby.com)-- You probably felt nervous bathing your baby for the first time, with them being all soft - skinned and slippery and with you having to support them so they don't fall in the water.

Washing a newborn is slippery and a pretty scary task, trying to hold a wriggly baby with one hand and wash them with another is a serious parenting challenge.

They are squirmy and slippery and the tiny washcloths you get at baby showers just don't get the job done.

This greasy goo also assists with passage through the birth canal during delivery, because it makes your baby much more slippery.

It sounds pretty simple, but keeping one hand on a slippery, squirmy baby while reaching for things like soap and shampoo isn't always easy.

Some customers have reported feeling as though their babies may fall out of this wrap because of its slippery texture.

However, a wet soapy baby is very slippery, so you must always keep a hand (and an eye!)

If you chop a banana up into squares, it will be too slippery for a baby to pick up.

It's great having your hands free and not having to hold a slippery, wet baby for those nerve - wracking first bath times!

So, when you baby grabs these knobs they are learning the feel of round, curve, smooth, and slippery surfaces.

Teeny babies can be unbelievably wriggly and slippery, so make bath time fun and easy with a baby bath or a support that sits in the big bath.

Your baby will be safe and comfy during bath time, and you won't have to kneel over a slippery tub.

Did you know that just thinking about bathing a new slippery wiggly baby could bring such feelings of trepidation?

I found bathing my new baby an intimidating task - mostly because he was a slippery as a wet bar of soap.

Wet babies are often slippery.

Washing off any soap on the baby (which tends to make them more slippery) as well as having dry hands before touching baby can be helpful.

Be careful as baby and tub will be slippery.

When washing the baby, it leaves the hair feeling slippery the way a shampoo does.

I was just too nervous about holding a slippery, soapy baby while I was also slippery and soapy.

Wet babies and wet bathtubs have one thing in common — they're both as slippery as butter.

Babies are slippery when wet, so some parents prefer to give sponge baths until they feel more confident.

However, being held in a tub and being washed isn't quite the same thing, and until your baby is old enough to sit up by himself, bathing him in an adult sized tub can be more than challenging; it can be dangerous trying to hold a slippery little creature as he squirms and wiggles.

Bathing an infant can be a challenge for even the most experienced mothers because the baby's delicate bones, sensitive head, and soft skin all need to be protected without skidding in a slippery bathroom or adult bathtub.

(Babies are slippery when wet.)

The tub is not as slippery as the regular bath tub but you still need to be there at all times and make sure your baby is safe.

I appreciate that it keeps the TPU off of my baby's skin; it also makes using an insert easier when putting on because it isn't slippery like it would be if the TPU were exposed.

The new study shows that there was a small increased risk of choking with very sticky foods such as thick chunks of bread that might get stuck, at least temporarily in the throat, or large chunks of very slippery foods which might accidentally slip in a baby's grasp and be swallowed whole, such as large hard chunks of melon and avocado, or very ripe banana.

Some bathtubs can be slippery, so protect yourself and your baby with a secure seating.

Newborn bathing is a bit tricky: please remember that babies are slippery when wet.

Want to frolic in the pool with your baby but can't figure out how to hang onto your slippery little girl / guy?

They can also be quite slippery for the baby as they start to try to crawl.

Though some parents find it too narrow or a bit slippery, the pad supports your baby's weight upon lying down.

The bathtub should not be made of slippery material as the baby can slip and get injured while bathing.

They also feature non-slip soles that keep your baby safe during the early days of learning to walk and crawl on slippery surfaces.

For example, the cotton ones or the silk ones tend to be better choices for a heavier baby since the fabric is not as «slippery» as the cotton sateen ones.

It probably has to do with handling your sweet baby while they are slippery (which totally makes sense!).

A few words of caution, though: the material is slippery so be sure to secure your baby every time.

As babies are super slippery and often wriggling with excitement during bath time, you'll need to keep a firm hold.