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Are Bubble Baths Bad for Your Kids?
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Many companies have reduced the amounts they use in the products in recent years to make them safer. Some children complain of burning and frequent urination after taking a bubble bath, but one expert isn't so sure there's any correlation between urinary tract infections and bathing. According to child-rearing expert Dr. Alan Greene bacteria and bubbles can irritate the lining of the urethra. Of course, these are found in soaps, shampoos and other products.
In order to flush out the toxins, the urethra causes frequent urination and urine going over the tissue can cause a child to hold urine. Dr. Greene says that while bubble baths may not cause infections, they can definitely cause discomfort. If your child suffers from yeast infections, urinary tract infections, burning and other issues, it's probably best to bypass the bubble bath. If you want to make bath time more entertaining sans the bubbles, invest in some safe bath toys.
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