Bath Time Safety

There are many specialty bath time products like shampoo caps, which are like visors that block the flow of water from the face, controlled flow rinser cups, and no-tear shampoo so if there is a mishap, it does not cause discomfort. Remember bath time safety and always keep little ones within reach while they are bathing. Do not leave a child alone, even for a moment, during this routine. Some other bath tips can be found here:

Concerns?

If you have concerns about your child’s development, we encourage you to consult your pediatrician or developmental specialist.

Questions?

Have questions or want more information? Contact your Summit DD contact for additional support or resources.

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