Safety and accidents They all drink a bit of water when being submerged, which sounds to me like a lot more water than yours would have taken in! Both my children regularly swallow a bit of bath water... Fully breastfed babies do not need any water until they've started eating solid foods. Secrets to success

Don’t worry. 2015.

My lo does this quite a bit to be honest, she puts her head to the side a lot when she is in the bath and if she has wiggles down her bath wedge thingy her face goes in the water, it doesn't bother her but the first time she did I nearly had a heart attack!

But if your're worried call nhs directOf course if you are concerned you can call NHS direct, but if I'm honest, I'm really struggling to see what harm it could do xIsla some times swallows it (not much) she's always been ok xI wouldn't worry, I use a jug in the bath to wash the boys hairs, but the other day I decided to fill it up and throw the water under lo neck, which is a difficult to reach area with a flannel due to the double chin!

My baby drinks her water every time i put her in the bath.

She drank some milk, is still being active and breathing ok. www.nhs.uk [Accessed November 2018] RoSPA. She drank some milk, is still being active and breathing ok. Keep your baby's head clear of the water.

If your baby wakes at night, they'll probably want milk.

Babies exposed to chlorinated water at risk of heart problems.

With a baby i would give nhs direct a call so they can put your mind at rest. I've called the 13health hotline and they've said as long as she is breathing and a normal colour she should be fine and just to keep an eye on her. You and baby will be okay. Poisoning. Common pregnancy ailments NHS Choices, Health A-Z. Poor baby.

My lo always swallows the bath water! Meet other parents of November 2014 babies and share the joys and challenges as your children grow.

As everyone else has said, nothing to worry about really. I have my third bubs now and he swallowed bath water the other day.

Babies get dunked at this age at swimming lessons at public pools. Your health and wellbeing Existing health problems If you find the idea of cutting your baby's nails too nerve-wracking, you could try filing them down with a fine emery board instead. swallowed a bit of bath water? But I'm still so worried. (I'm no doctor, but we had the same thing happen to us and that's what we were told.

Add half a cup (150ml) of bleach to at least 10cm depth of water in an adult bath tub (for a baby tub use 2ml bleach for every 1 litre of water). NHS Choices, Health A-Z, Pregnancy and baby.

Your LO will be ok :)Thanks! It is a good idea to fill the tub up, so that you can easily soak yourself all over.

Preparing for the birth Try not to stress everything will be fine :)

She is otherwise fine.

How to breastfeed However, more children have been left with serious injuries after being left unattended in a bath (NWSF 2015, 2014, PHE 2015). Emotions and worries

When our second bubs eats dirt, we wash their mouths out. When questions like this come up, we always call our pediatrician. For the fastest help on

Drinking or even showering in tap water can double the risk of having deformed children, says study. 1997-2020 All rights reserved. The thing about secondary drowning is that the baby really has to start actually drowning the first time. The manifestation of the symptoms is obvious that it is hard for you not to notice.

I only use grey water safe soaps but I wouldn't worry.

When your baby swallowed bath water, you would know if she has pneumonitis by watching out for these signs. I'm sure your bub will be fine :) like mummalc said the danger is inhaling it. Tests scans and checks

Having a bath with your baby can help you both relax and encourage breastfeeding (NHS Choice, 2015).

I wouldn't worry!! Someone once told me a saying when I had my first bubs. Yesterday my 4 yr old was in the bath with my daughter and decided to pour a bucket of water on her head.. Don't worry she was fine and so will your bub. Well I didn't realise how forcefully I had done it, cause it ended up bouncing off his double chins and into his mouth!!

Swallowed foreign bodies.

I don't put anything in her water but do wash her with baby bath so it is mainly just water.

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If you want to top and tail your newborn, you can do this by washing them using cotton wool and bowls of warm water. New parents

www.patient.co.uk [Accessed November 2018] NHS.

She coughed for a bit and has done a couple of spews. It’s quite a bit more dramatic than swallowing a bit of water or breathing a little the wrong way and coughing.

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