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Can i give my 9 week old daughter a bath everday if it soothes her and helps her sleep at night. will it dry her skin?.
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Bathing newborn: Bathing a newborn can be fun, soothing and a delight for both the parent and the child. Keep in mind however that an infants skin is very delicate and sensitive. Bathing every 3 days is recommended to prevent dryness and irritation, unless otherwise necessary. All the best and enjoy!
Answered 11/12/2015
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