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Be honest...how often do your kids get baths/showers?

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My son is 10 and at the age where he hates to shower! It's a battle everytime and I'm going to be honest he does not shower everynight! It's gross and his head stinks because he is a head sweater! Help me help him! My baby gets a bath every other day or when ever she does blow out poops!

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Asked by Anonymous at 4:29 PM on Mar. 15, 2010 in Just for Fun

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  • 8, almost 7, almost 5, almost 3. Mon/Wed/Fri at the bare minimum, other nights as needed. During the summer they get one almost every night, depending what we/they do on a given day.
    Anonymous

    Answer by Anonymous at 4:32 PM on Mar. 15, 2010

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  • My DD is 2 and I give her a bath every single night, unless there is a special reason not to. Ie I don't bathe her most Friday nights because we stay up late and have movie night, and she just gets a bath Saturday morning. I feel disgusting sending her to bed w/o one.
    Anonymous

    Answer by Anonymous at 4:31 PM on Mar. 15, 2010

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  • 4 mo, every other day
    staciandababy

    Answer by staciandababy at 4:32 PM on Mar. 15, 2010

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  • My son has one everday except on weekends when he was going nowhere. Now, he is 14 and will not miss one at all. LOL
    BradenIsMySon

    Answer by BradenIsMySon at 4:33 PM on Mar. 15, 2010

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  • almost every day. If it is winter and she wasnt very active i will let her skip a night. In summer she has to everyday caus she plays hard!
    ria7

    Answer by ria7 at 4:34 PM on Mar. 15, 2010

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  • all bt one of my kids love baths and showers, so those ones almost every day even though I try to limit it to about 3 times a week cuz they all get ichy if they bathe to often, but my 4 hates baths and showers, so about twice a week he is foreced into one of them.
    daughteroftruth

    Answer by daughteroftruth at 4:34 PM on Mar. 15, 2010

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  • Everyday, even as babies. I do not like stinky people even my own.

    I would than tell him to take a bath and if he dose not like that then tell him he will have to shower with you! That should change his mind.
    gammie

    Answer by gammie at 4:34 PM on Mar. 15, 2010

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  • Every other day.
    Imogine

    Answer by Imogine at 4:35 PM on Mar. 15, 2010

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  • 12 every night he plays sports ewwwwwww, 9 every other night we are having the battle of wills lol it has gotten better since i let him pick out his own bath soap and shampoo, 5 and she gets one every morning with her long curly hair it has to be washed or it tangles easily plus she is still pretty messy lol always has marker, dirt, food something on her face i am always wiping her face.
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    Answer by 3_ring_circus_ at 4:35 PM on Mar. 15, 2010

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  • My 16 month old gets two a day...but goodness, according to you ladies' answers I feel like its too much?
    Anonymous

    Answer by Anonymous at 4:35 PM on Mar. 15, 2010

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