Kannon’s bath time Favs

Our favorite bath time essentials!

🤍 Amazon toy set- loveeee this! They’re soft and easy to clean, don’t have to worry about mold

🤍 inflatable bath tub - im pretty obsessed with this one, so easy to use, I do wipe down often and check crevices for mold etc. I don’t mind doing this as regular cleaning and maintenance, but to each their own.

🤍 @Mushie rinse cup, love the size and aesthetic of this. Easy to and dries on its own.

Everything is also super affordable$$

(rinse cup and toys are made from silicone)

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2024/1/9 Edited to

... Read moreAs a parent, I’ve learned that setting up a smooth and enjoyable bath time routine for your little one can make a huge difference in your day. It’s not just about getting them clean; it’s a precious bonding opportunity and a chance for sensory play. Having the right tools, like the ones Kannon uses, can truly transform this daily ritual from a chore into a joy. Let’s talk about bath toys first. I can’t stress enough how much I love the silicone bath toys in our collection. They are a total game-changer, especially when it comes to hygiene. Many traditional plastic bath toys tend to trap water inside, creating a perfect breeding ground for mold – a constant worry for any parent. But these soft, squeezable silicone toys, like the animal-shaped ones I've seen, are fantastic because they dry quickly and are incredibly easy to clean. My little one loves playing with them, and I love the peace of mind knowing they’re safe and hygienic. When you're looking for your own, make sure to seek out BPA-free, food-grade silicone options for extra safety and durability. Next up, the inflatable bathtub. For us, especially during the infant stage, an inflatable tub has been an absolute lifesaver. The lemon-patterned one we have (just like what’s shown in the images!) is wonderful because it’s not only super portable but also provides a soft, secure, and comfortable spot for baby. It keeps them from sliding around, which is a huge safety advantage. I particularly appreciate features like the anti-slip design and the built-in drain plug – these small details make bath time so much simpler when you’re trying to manage a wet, wiggly baby. And the best part? Once bath time is over, it deflates easily for compact storage, which is ideal if you have limited space or if you’re traveling. Just a quick wipe-down after each use helps keep it in pristine condition, as mentioned in the original post. Finally, the Mushie bath rinse cup. This might seem like a minor item, but trust me, a good rinse cup can totally transform hair washing. The Mushie rinse cup, a definite favorite from what I’ve seen, is perfectly designed to gently rinse hair while effectively keeping water and soap out of baby's eyes. Its ergonomic handle makes it comfortable to hold, and the soft rim is gentle against their delicate head. It also dries quickly, which, again, helps maintain cleanliness and prevents mold. I used to just use a regular cup, but having one specifically designed for babies really does make a noticeable difference in their comfort and your ease. Beyond these essentials, a few other items can make your baby's bath routine even better. A super soft, hooded towel is a must for snuggling up your little one right after their bath; it keeps them warm and absorbs moisture effectively. We also rely on a gentle, tear-free baby wash and shampoo – look for products with natural ingredients to protect their sensitive skin. If you're transitioning to a standard tub, a non-slip bath mat is crucial for safety. Creating a consistent and enjoyable bath routine not only ensures cleanliness but also offers a wonderful opportunity for connection and sensory learning with your child. These thoughtful additions can truly elevate a simple daily task into a cherished memory.

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Nicole ☀️

Running to Amazon ! These are so cute but yet so simple 😍

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Kayla

Hi expecting mommy here. May I ask where you got this bathtub?

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