January is bath safety month! We all love bath time with our little ones and although a lot of fun with toys and bubbles, bath time can actually be one of the most dangerous times of the day – the bath temperature for babies, the faucet, and even the water can all be dangerous. As a Pediatrician and mother, I am here to ease your worries and make your bath space the safest it possibly can. So let’s go shopping and get everything you need. 🫧For younger babies make sure to grab a baby bathtub or bather like these two options from The First Years. Baby baths provide many extra layers of safety. There is less water, more security and less of a likelihood of slipping and falling. These tubs support your baby’s body and prevent sliding with a sloped textured surface or sling. 🫧A bath thermometer is a great way to check the temperature of the tub to prevent burns. A safe temperature for a baby’s bath is 98.6–100°F (37–38°C) or about 98.6°F (36°C) for a newborn. 🫧When it comes to ba...