BABY’S BATH.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XVI, Issue VIII, 22 February 1896, Page 218

BABY’S BATH.

AN excellent idea has been patented in London for baby's bath, making it a time of enjoyment and delight all round, instead of an unpleasant ordeal for baby, and often an anxious, uncomfortable experience for mother or nurse. And for why ? Why, because all mothers and nurses who know what is what use Spark’s Patent Infant’s Hammock bath, which consists of a little hammock of soft material slung across the centre of the bath, and which can be raised or lowered at will. This is first wetted with warm water (the ordinary filling of the bath will do this) and the baby laid on it, thus enabling mother or nurse to have both hands free for use, an in valuable thing at any time, but especially so in cases of convulsions, or where medicated baths are necessary.