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	Health Tip: Get Ready for Baby's Bath

	Be prepared before you put baby in the tub
	9/2/2010
	(HealthDay News) -- A bit of preparation can make bath time less stressful for parents and safer for baby. The American Academy of Pediatrics offers these suggestions: Fill the tub before you put baby into it. Place the soap and shampoo next to the tub. Grab one or two washcloths to have nearby. Have a towel (warm, dry and cozy is best) ready to use immediately after the bath. Set up the bottle of baby's lotion and a clean diaper. Have a clean change of clothes out and ready.


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