Kid's Bathroom Tips

Bathroom Storage Systems
Add a hook for your kid's towel or bathrobe, and these storage systems will help keep the bathroom neat and the bath products nice and dry, ensuring they last longer.

Kid's Bathroom Accessories
Rubber duckies make bath time fun, but they're not the only accessories that can help! Other kids' bathroom accessories include nightlights, which will help guide them in the dark, fun washcloths that will help inspire them to clean behind their ears, and theme-consistent wall-art, wastebaskets, tissue holders and light switches all make a kids bath kid-friendly and functional.

Monograms and Labels
If more than one kid is using the kids' bathroom, then it makes sense to make sure each kid has his or her own textiles and storage spaces.

Kid's Bath Products
To make hand-washing, teeth-brushing and bathing more enjoyable for kids, consider purchasing some of the kid-specific products that have come onto the market.

Bathroom Safety First: Water Smarts
Always stay within touch supervision of young kids – within an arm's reach -- during bath time, and don't leave bath supervision up to your older kids. To avoid scalding, keep your water heaters at 120 degrees Fahrenheit or less, and double-check the water temperature with a thermometer when bathing young kids.

The Hamper
Make tidiness easy, and your laundry tasks simpler, by having a hamper in the kids' bathroom.

What’s the Best Way to Give my Kid a Bath?

Bathing your kid can sometimes be tricky. The secret to giving a fun and safe bath is to gather all the materials you will need, place them next to bath area within easy reach, and lay out a towel so you can quickly wrap kid up after the bath. Make bath time even fun with animal washcloths.
For younger kids, the best bath toys are brightly colored ones they can use in the water. Involve the kids in your quest to buy some good bath toys as well. In time you will have a nice collection of educational bath toys and plenty of things to ensure the kids will be looking forward to their bath each and every time.
By the time, your kid reaches the preschool years, he may actually enjoy the prospect of bath time, and all those screaming sessions of his infancy and toddlerhood should have ended. Use this time to teach about the body, cleanliness and hygiene. With all that water and soap suds around, there’s plenty of opportunity for fun too!
1. Blow bubbles. More fun in the bath!
2. Introduce some dolls, and let her wash them while you wash her.
3. Paint on the sides of the bath tub - use shaving foam, bath tub crayons.
4. Add novelty to the bath experience. Freeze one of her bath toys (put some water and the toy in an empty carton and freeze).