Making a splash with the kids at bath time
Eliminate all unnecessary sources of worry
Without fully realizing it, small details can prevent us from being relaxed during bath time with the kids. You might want to consider buying a non-slip mat or installing faucet protectors to prevent burns. This will give you greater peace of mind.
All aboard for extraordinary fun
- Go fish! – The bath is no longer just a tub, but a lake where your child can catch a variety of objects you have dropped in the water:
- soaps,
- sponges in various shapes and colours,
- bath pearls,
- blocks,
- etc.
- Shower them with bubbles – Make them hunt around the bottom of the bathtub to discover which objects are hidden beneath the thick layer of bubbles.
- Make like Jacques Cousteau – If your kids are afraid to get soap or water in their eyes, take the sting out of the whole experience by getting them to wear swimming goggles.
- Raindrops keep falling on my head – With a watering can or perforated plastic container, pour water over your child’s head, as if it were an April shower.
- Splashy art – Buy paint and crayons specially designed for use in the tub.
The calm after the fun
Since bath time is often part of the bedtime routine, it is very important to follow with a bit of downtime. A massage for Baby is always a great solution, especially when there is such a wide array of massage oils and soothing relaxing creams available at your local Uniprix. Then it’s story time, sweet dreams and goodnight moon!
Pharmacy Service
For bath accessories and products, visit the Uniprix store nearest you today. And don’t forget to have fun!
The pharmacy services presented in this section are offered by pharmacist owners who are affiliated with Uniprix. The pharmacists are solely responsible for the professional activities carried out during the practice of pharmacy. These services are offered in participating pharmacies only. Certain fees and conditions may apply.
* The information contained herein is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to provide complete information on the subject matter or to replace the advice of a health professional. This information does not constitute medical consultation, diagnosis or opinion and should not be interpreted as such. Please consult your health care provider if you have any questions about your health, medications or treatment.