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1 Year Old Bath Scared. You may notice your toddler afraid of the bath when they weren’t before, or they might be exercising independence against their bedtime routine. If your toddler has been fine taking a bath but is suddenly afraid of the water or scared of the drain, experts say there are ways to help. Here's how to help your toddler get over a fear (or hatred) of bathtime. Many toddlers hate the feeling of water on their faces, may fear getting sucked down the drain, or may be scared by accidentally pooping or peeing in the water. If your child has developed a fear of baths, or of anything else, it’s important that you. Between the ages of 24 and 30 months, many children can suddenly start to develop more pronounced fears. Newborns might not like being in the bath. Older babies and toddlers might be frightened of. When your toddler suddenly hates baths, they may dislike the feeling of water temperature or they might be reacting to a previous bad experience.

If your toddler has been fine taking a bath but is suddenly afraid of the water or scared of the drain, experts say there are ways to help. Older babies and toddlers might be frightened of. Many toddlers hate the feeling of water on their faces, may fear getting sucked down the drain, or may be scared by accidentally pooping or peeing in the water. When your toddler suddenly hates baths, they may dislike the feeling of water temperature or they might be reacting to a previous bad experience. You may notice your toddler afraid of the bath when they weren’t before, or they might be exercising independence against their bedtime routine. Newborns might not like being in the bath. Between the ages of 24 and 30 months, many children can suddenly start to develop more pronounced fears. If your child has developed a fear of baths, or of anything else, it’s important that you. Here's how to help your toddler get over a fear (or hatred) of bathtime.

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1 Year Old Bath Scared You may notice your toddler afraid of the bath when they weren’t before, or they might be exercising independence against their bedtime routine. Newborns might not like being in the bath. Many toddlers hate the feeling of water on their faces, may fear getting sucked down the drain, or may be scared by accidentally pooping or peeing in the water. You may notice your toddler afraid of the bath when they weren’t before, or they might be exercising independence against their bedtime routine. When your toddler suddenly hates baths, they may dislike the feeling of water temperature or they might be reacting to a previous bad experience. If your child has developed a fear of baths, or of anything else, it’s important that you. Between the ages of 24 and 30 months, many children can suddenly start to develop more pronounced fears. Older babies and toddlers might be frightened of. If your toddler has been fine taking a bath but is suddenly afraid of the water or scared of the drain, experts say there are ways to help. Here's how to help your toddler get over a fear (or hatred) of bathtime.