Splish splash, your tot's done with taking a bath! There's no set age when kids move out of the bath and into the shower, but most parents agree that there comes a time when they're ready to take over the cleansing process. Before handing the reins over, get your shower ready for your child. From kid-size shower heads and soap dispensers to hooded towels for bigger tykes, here's everything you need to get your child showering on his own!
There's nothing like a soothing bath to help clean and calm your busy tot. But if you've got a long-haired girl with knot-prone hair, all you're focused on is preparing for the final event of the day: brushing through a mass of ratty wet hair. Store-bought detanglers can be pricy — and do they really work? After a few tries, we found a recipe that does the trick and costs mere pennies to make. Along with working wonders on all types of hair, this is a great mist for adding a quick shine to Mama's locks, too.
Splish splash! There's something irresistibly cute about babies in baths — maybe it's that new-baby-just-bathed smell or the sheer delight they get from splashing around. However, as sweet as a freshly bathed babe is, bath time can be hazardous if parents don't take the right precautions for newborns and curious toddlers.
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Survey says most of you are not frequently bathing felines, but what happens if you suddenly want need to? While you can grab this foam for a quick scrub, I stumbled upon three items for a more thorough cleansing. 
As the post title implies, each one serves a certain cat with certain ingredients:
