If you have ever had the unfortunate experience of having used a baby bath sponge that got scuffed or kneaded wrong, then you will know how frustrating it can be to try to clean it. The most common way to clean a baby bath sponge is by using a baby bath sponge mister.

So you've purchased a few nice body wash sponges, made a few loofahs, and now are ready to bathe baby with your special baby shower sponge. How do you know your baby's skin is going to be smooth and soft without a little irritation?

There are many things to think about when it comes to using shower sponges for baby care. Most importantly, you want to make sure that you pick the right shower sponge for the right job. When it comes to baby bath soaps, there are two types of sponge that you can use.

Preferably start bathing a newborn baby about three weeks after birth, so that their skin has dried by then and their skin is soft and pliant. Be gentle in the beginning and do it slowly as your baby gets used to the process.

Extra large shower sponges are a wonderful thing to have in your bathroom. They will make your life a lot easier when it comes to cleaning your shower and keeping up with the other responsibilities that come with having a house full of people in it.

After your child has grown out of the bath sponge stage, he or she will likely develop a callous on the side of their foot. This is most often seen in the heel region. Many parents are quick to get a new pair of shoes to replace the worn out pair.

Bath balls are a fun and festive way to jazz up your bath area. Making bath balls is easy and inexpensive. Simply mix together equal parts tap water and rock salt, making a rock-hard ball. You can make different size balls by varying the salt concentration and adding different things to the mixture.