Washing the baby's buttocks is a very important part of daily care. The following are the basic steps for washing a baby's buttocks:

Preparation work:

Ensure that the baby's bathing equipment (bathtub, towel, warm water, etc.) is ready.

Place the necessary washing products (baby shower gel or mild soap), soft cotton balls, or clean wipes in an easily accessible place.

Warm water washing:

Pour warm water into the bathtub and test the water temperature to ensure it is not too hot.

Carefully place the baby in the bathwater, hold the baby's head with your hands, and ensure that the baby's neck and head are supported.

Gently wipe your baby's buttocks with a damp cotton ball or clean wipes. You can use warm water or warm water with baby specific shower gel to clean.

Washing precautions:

Gently wipe instead of rubbing, paying special attention to the cleanliness of wrinkles on the skin.

Special attention should be paid to cleaning the diaper area, thoroughly cleaning the baby's genitals and buttocks, to avoid the occurrence of diaper dermatitis and other problems.

Follow up care:

After washing, carefully lift the baby out of the bathtub, wrap it in a soft towel, and gently pat dry.

If necessary, apply an appropriate amount of baby specific protective cream before changing diapers to help protect the baby's skin.

When washing a baby's buttocks, it is important to be gentle and careful, avoiding forceful scrubbing to avoid irritation or damage to the baby's delicate skin. In addition, always maintain focus and care for your baby to ensure they feel safe and comfortable during the bathing process.