Bathing
Bathing babies

Babies can be washed in a kitchen sink or a small plastic baby bath, instead of using a standard bath which offers little control of the infant's movements and requires the parent to lean awkwardly or kneel. Bathing infants too often has been linked to the development of asthma or severe eczema according to some researchers, including Michael Welch, chair of the American Academy of Pediatrics ' section on allergy and immunology. A safe temperature for the bathwater is generally held to be 32–38 °C (90–100 °F).
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