Cleanwater Infant Tub Reviews

Pee Pee in my bathwater Mom!!! Eww.......... This is the story of my life!

Every time I used to give my son a bath and get the water just the right temperature for a newborn, our son would pee in his fresh bath water!

This would cause me to empty the water out and start over... (and for mom's of girls that pee pee goes undetected and is not always caught.)

I know all mom's get frustrated with trying to rinse their baby and get all the soap off. They end up sitting in the same dirty water they took their bath in.

The awesome thing about the Cleanwater Infant Bathtub is it has a continuous flow of fresh water. No more trying to sponge off the soap or hold your baby under the faucet.

This saves time on having to empty the tub and refill to rinse off your baby. I think they thought of everything!

I for one feel so much better using this tub knowing my son is splashing and playing in clean water.

A common question asked by new moms is what temperature should a newborns bath water be? Trying to guess how hot or cold to make the water for your precious new baby's skin is often difficult.

It is so important with a newborn to keep them warm when giving them a bath. The Cleanwater infant tub built in thermometer gives you the accurate temperature while you are bathing your baby.......no more guessing. I love that!

As all new moms know, the less things you have to keep up with the better!

Colic Calm Gripe Water is an amazing homeopathic product I found when trying to sooth my 10 month old from his nighttime gas pains.

Many parents including myself have had trouble at times calming a baby for a good night sleep. Colic Calm along with a nice warm bath is a great combination for a fussy baby and helps to make for a good night sleep.

Babies can definitely get dirty quickly, that's for sure! Here are 3 tips for new moms who are just learning how to give their baby a bath.

1. Make sure you have everything you'll need (towel, soap, etc) gathered together and within arms reach. Once your baby is in the bathwater you cannot leave them unattended.

2. Make sure the room is warm enough and that the temperature of the water is not too cold or too hot (thanks Cleanwater infant tub for helping with that one!)

3. Don't use too much soap when washing your baby. Too much soap can dry the skin out and even cause rashes. Little is definitely better than more!