Showing posts with label shower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shower. Show all posts
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Monday, April 8, 2013
How To Shower A Toddler :>
I've been giving Nui Nui a shower ever since mid-December last year, which translates to when she was almost 15 months. She was able to stand a walk decently steadily and thought she was outgrowing her baby tub so it was about time.
I love giving Nui Nui showers and glad I started early because I think, it seems, it might be more difficult later? I don't know, I could be wrong. But I think it's definitely cleaner— she's not bathing in stagnant (eventually) dirty water and my bath tub now has minimal soap scum :> Moreover, the transition was decently easy and natural, which I think is important in any development stage. I let Nui Nui freely come in and out of the bathroom when I'm showering so she knew what it was and what to expect. To be honest, I think she learns a lot when she's in the shower. Hot vs. cold, parts of the body, singing ABC and other songs, counting to 10, bath products, and playing with water. I find it to be a very productive time.
So, here, I share with you Nui Nui's shower setup and how it all works. If you're looking to start showering your little one or just want to see what works for us, hopefully this helps.
Enjoy and thanks for reading/watching!
Have any fun showering stories or tips for parents? Share below, we'd love to hear! :>
I love giving Nui Nui showers and glad I started early because I think, it seems, it might be more difficult later? I don't know, I could be wrong. But I think it's definitely cleaner— she's not bathing in stagnant (eventually) dirty water and my bath tub now has minimal soap scum :> Moreover, the transition was decently easy and natural, which I think is important in any development stage. I let Nui Nui freely come in and out of the bathroom when I'm showering so she knew what it was and what to expect. To be honest, I think she learns a lot when she's in the shower. Hot vs. cold, parts of the body, singing ABC and other songs, counting to 10, bath products, and playing with water. I find it to be a very productive time.
So, here, I share with you Nui Nui's shower setup and how it all works. If you're looking to start showering your little one or just want to see what works for us, hopefully this helps.
Enjoy and thanks for reading/watching!
Have any fun showering stories or tips for parents? Share below, we'd love to hear! :>
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Big Girls Take Showers :>
Nui Nui took her second shower today. Babe is growing up!
Baths are another one of those things— once you get used to and master how to do something, they grow and develop and move onto the next step-up way to do it. Not complaining, however. Though I still need to develop our routine, this is the cleaniest means to get her clean.
#sobigsofast!! I can't get over it. She's getting to be so mature in so many ways. Language especially! She easily, now, repeats what we say— two, even three, syllables words.
Today, she's finally bringing back her kissing skills. Funny, she used to give up wet ones before but then it became forehead-to-forehead. Now we're finally getting closer to kisses on the cheek. Love it. LOVE HER!
Mom let us borrow her little shower seat because it kind of got wet when Nui Nui just held onto the tub's outward-facing side. This worked a little better. Once I master our showering techniques, will be sure to share if interested :>
As for shower, Nui Nui has no trouble saying it. Comes out like: showwwwwwwwwwwww-werrrrrrrrr! :> :>
Baths are another one of those things— once you get used to and master how to do something, they grow and develop and move onto the next step-up way to do it. Not complaining, however. Though I still need to develop our routine, this is the cleaniest means to get her clean.
#sobigsofast!! I can't get over it. She's getting to be so mature in so many ways. Language especially! She easily, now, repeats what we say— two, even three, syllables words.
Today, she's finally bringing back her kissing skills. Funny, she used to give up wet ones before but then it became forehead-to-forehead. Now we're finally getting closer to kisses on the cheek. Love it. LOVE HER!
Mom let us borrow her little shower seat because it kind of got wet when Nui Nui just held onto the tub's outward-facing side. This worked a little better. Once I master our showering techniques, will be sure to share if interested :>
As for shower, Nui Nui has no trouble saying it. Comes out like: showwwwwwwwwwwww-werrrrrrrrr! :> :>
Saturday, August 13, 2011
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