Friday, June 28, 2013

Clean A Toddler'S Hair

Wash a Toddler's Hair


Toddlers have very strong ideas about what they like and dislike ' unfortunately, hair-washing is often one of the things they don't like. Here's get them clean with a minimum of fuss.


Instructions


1. Keep in mind, many toddlers are scared of loud running water: run the bath before they get in, if possible, and have rinsing water ready in a jug nearby.


2. Keep the water out of her eyes with goggles or a visor ' this makes it harder for you to reach all the hair, but may make it easier to get the job done.


3. Tell your child what you are doing before you do it ' a little explanation, even if she doesn't understand, can go a long way towards making the experience more comfortable for her.


4. If possible, don't pour water over your child's head in large amounts ' use a wet washcloth or your hands to rinse a little bit at a time.


5. Try the reclining method of shampooing and rinsing your child, if she will cooperate ' if she leans backwards in the tub, against you, or over a sink, you will be able to rinse her hair without getting water in her face.


6. Be sure to use a gentle shampoo with a no-tears formula.


7. Turn hair washing into a game. Let your child lather her own head, or get into the tub yourself, and let her help you wash your hair.


8. Avoid making it an issue ' if the child refuses to have her hair washed, or becomes agitated, just back off and try again later.









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