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Newborn bathing, a practice blending ritual and care, offers hygienic, enveloping, and therapeutic options for parents and professionals. Research into the somatic and psychological effects of these infant bathing practices on babies and parents remains limited.

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  • Pediatrics
  • Developmental Psychology
  • Maternal-Child Health

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  • Newborn bathing is an ancient practice integrated into modern parenting support services.
  • Professionals and parents utilize diverse bathing methods: hygienic, enveloping, and therapeutic.
  • These practices are examined for their advantages and disadvantages.

Purpose:

  • To review the existing research on the effects of newborn bathing.
  • To highlight the under-explored research field concerning infant bathing's impact.
  • To explore somatic and psychological effects on both infants and parents.

Summary:

  • The review analyzes different newborn bathing techniques (hygienic, enveloping, therapeutic).
  • It discusses the benefits and limitations associated with each bathing type.
  • The study emphasizes the need for more research into the multifaceted effects of infant care practices.

Impact:

  • Identifies gaps in the scientific literature regarding infant bathing.
  • Provides a foundation for future research into the developmental and psychological outcomes of newborn care.
  • Informs parenting support services about the potential benefits and limitations of various bathing methods.