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Tip #5,147

If you struggle to get baby in and out of the bath seat and he/she is old enough to sit, try using a plastic laundry basket in the bathtub. You'll need to watch baby closely, but no more struggling with the bath seat.

Tip #5,257

Help keep shampoo out of a young child's eyes by applying a line of petroleum jelly on their forehead before washing their hair.

Tip #5,986

Include a bottle of soap bubbles for bath time for extra fun.

Tip #6,380 • 2 people found helpful

Make colored bubble bath for your toddler's bath by adding a few drops of food coloring to a bottle of baby shampoo and placing a capful under the running water.

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Tip #6,475

Run a capful of baby shampoo under running water for instant bubble bath that is gentle on skin.

Tip #4,848 • 2 people found helpful

Use mesh laundry bags to store bathtub or beach toys. You can just let the toys dry in the bag and they're ready for use next time.

Tip #4,421 • 6 people found helpful

If you child's hair tangles easily and is difficult to comb, try doing it while bathing and conditioner is in his/her hair.

Tip #4,325 • 3 people found helpful

Warm baby's shampoo by placing the bottle in the bath water before using.

Tip #4,133 • 8 people found helpful

To make bathtime more fun for toddlers, put shaving cream in bowls and mix with a little food coloring for tub paint.

Tip #2,940 • 17 people found helpful

For bathtime fun, draw on the sides of the tub with shaving cream.

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Tip #271 • 22 people found helpful

Use a dollop of shaving cream as a fun bath time toy. Just be sure to keep away from eyes.

Tip #63 • 14 people found helpful

Save your knees when giving your kids a bath by using a foam knee pad that can be found in any gardening aisle.

Tip #2,031 • 13 people found helpful

When bathing baby, be sure your attention is completely focussed. Never multi-task. Only use about an inch of water for safety.

Tip #64 • 12 people found helpful

Store bath-time toys in an over-sized colander - just throw them in, rinse, and leave them to drip dry in the tub.

Tip #2,519 • 11 people found helpful

If struggling to rinse shampoo out of a young child's hair, place stickers on the ceiling and chat with them about the stickers while rinsing.

Tip #2,186 • 11 people found helpful

When bathing a small child, take your cell phone into the bathroom with you in case there is an emergency.

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Tip #319 • 11 people found helpful

For extra bathtime fun, leave the faucet on at a trickle for toddlers to play with.

Tip #754 • 10 people found helpful

If no thermometer is available, check baby's bath water temp with your elbow, as it is a sensitive part of your body.

Tip #2,570 • 9 people found helpful

When transitioning toddlers to the large bathtub, make it look as fun as possible. Have lots of bubbles and toys.

Tip #236 • 9 people found helpful

Enjoy soap bubbles indoors by blowing them during bathtime.

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