Baby Care & Health

Baby care and health essentials at Global Swanky help you keep your little one clean, comfortable and safe at home: baby bathtubs and bath thermometers, tear-free shampoo and body wash, baby lotion and oil, gentle wipes, nasal aspirators, safety nail clippers and trimmers, digital thermometers, cloth diapers and training pants, baby gates and outlet covers. Prices start at around $20.

On this page

1. Everyday Baby Care and Health
2. Bath Time
3. Skin Care
4. Grooming
5. Baby Health Checks
6. Diapering
7. Home Safety
8. Baby Care and Health by Need
9. Caring for Baby Care and Health Products
10. How to Choose Baby Care and Health Products
11. Shipping, Returns and Support
12. Baby Care and Health FAQs
13. Find the Right Baby Care and Health Products

Everyday Baby Care and Health

Baby care and health involves lots of small routines: bath time, nail trims, clearing a stuffy nose, diaper changes and keeping curious hands away from hazards. The right baby care and health tools make these routines gentler and quicker, so you can focus on your baby.

Gentle cleansing

Gentle baby care and health products like soft washes, wipes and towels protect delicate skin.

Grooming

Safety clippers and electric trimmers make nail care less nerve-racking.

Safe surroundings

Gates and outlet covers help protect babies as they start to crawl and explore.

Bath Time

Baby bathtubs

Inflatable and foldable tubs give newborns and infants a secure, comfortable bath. Inflatable Baby Bath Basins start at $32.33.

Bath thermometers

Floating thermometers help you check the water before your baby goes in. Electronic Duck-Shaped Bath Thermometers start at $26.52.

Tear-free shampoo and body wash

Mild, tear-free washes are gentle on eyes and skin. Children's Tear-Free Bubble Bath Sets start at $29.77.

Bath safety

The American Academy of Pediatrics advises never leaving a baby alone in the bath, even for an instant, filling the basin with about 2 inches of warm water, and keeping the hottest faucet temperature no higher than 120°F. The AAP also recommends avoiding bath seats and using sponge baths until the umbilical cord stump falls off.

Skin Care

Baby lotion and oil

Fragrance-free moisturizers help soothe dry skin after bath time.

Wipes

Soft, fragrance-free wipes suit diaper changes and quick cleanups.

Diaper creams

Barrier creams help protect skin during diaper changes. Ask your pediatrician about persistent rashes.

Grooming

Nail clippers and trimmers

Baby nail clippers with safety guards and gentle electric trimmers help prevent scratches. Stainless Steel Nail Clippers with Large Openings start at $24.92.

Brushes and combs

Soft brushes care for fine baby hair and help with cradle cap flakes.

Grooming kits

Multi-piece kits bundle clippers, combs and nasal aspirators in one case.

Baby Health Checks

Nasal aspirators

Bulb and electric aspirators gently clear stuffy noses so babies can feed and sleep more comfortably.

Digital thermometers

Ear, forehead and digital stick thermometers help you check for fever quickly. Call your pediatrician right away if a baby under 3 months has a fever.

When to call the doctor

Contact your pediatrician about fever, breathing difficulty, feeding problems, dehydration or anything that worries you.

Diapering

Cloth diapers and training pants

Reusable diapers and washable training pants reduce waste and help with potty training.

Changing essentials

Keep wipes, cream and a spare outfit within reach, and keep one hand on your baby during changes on raised surfaces.

Home Safety

Baby gates

Gates block stairs and rooms as babies learn to crawl and walk. Use hardware-mounted gates at the top of stairs.

Outlet covers and locks

Outlet covers, cabinet locks and stove knob covers keep curious hands away from hazards.

Baby Care and Health by Need

Caring for Baby Care and Health Products

• Rinse and dry baby tubs after each bath to prevent mildew.
• Clean nasal aspirators with warm soapy water after every use.
• Wipe nail clippers and trimmers and store them in their case.
• Check gates regularly for loose fittings.
• Store lotions and creams out of reach, with lids closed.

How to Choose Baby Care and Health Products

1. Choose fragrance-free, gentle products for newborn skin.
2. Pick a tub that fits your sink, tub or counter space.
3. Look for safety guards on nail clippers.
4. Choose a thermometer type your pediatrician recommends.
5. Use hardware-mounted gates at the top of stairs.
6. Read every safety instruction before use.

Shipping, Returns and Support

We ship baby products to US addresses only, and standard shipping is free. Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days, and you can track your order once it ships.

Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging, with no restocking fee. Opened personal care items may not be returnable for hygiene reasons. Read the full terms in our return policy, and contact our support team if your order arrives damaged.

Baby Care and Health FAQs

How much water should I use in a baby bath?

The AAP suggests filling the basin or tub with about 2 inches of water that feels warm, not hot, to the inside of your wrist or elbow. Keep one hand on your baby at all times and gather everything you need before you start.

What temperature should bath water be?

Bath water should feel warm, not hot. The AAP recommends setting your water heater so the hottest temperature at the faucet is no more than 120°F, which helps prevent burns, and a bath thermometer gives you a quick check.

Are bath seats safe?

The AAP recommends avoiding bath seats, as they can give a false sense of security. Never leave a baby alone in the bath, even for an instant, and keep a hand on your baby throughout bath time.

How often should I bathe my baby?

A few baths a week is usually enough for young babies, as daily baths can dry delicate skin. Clean the diaper area and face daily, and ask your pediatrician if your baby has dry or sensitive skin.

How do I trim my baby's nails?

Use baby clippers with a safety guard or a gentle electric trimmer when your baby is calm or asleep. Press the finger pad away from the nail, trim straight across, and file any sharp edges smoothly.

How do I use a nasal aspirator?

Follow the instructions, use gentle suction at the opening of the nostril, and never insert the tip deep into the nose. Clean the aspirator with warm soapy water after each use, and talk to your pediatrician if congestion continues.

When should I call the doctor about a fever?

Call your pediatrician right away if a baby under 3 months has a fever. For older babies, contact your doctor if a fever lasts, if your baby seems very unwell, or if you notice breathing difficulty or signs of dehydration.

Where should I use a baby gate?

Use gates at the top and bottom of stairs and in doorways to rooms with hazards, such as kitchens. At the top of stairs, choose a hardware-mounted gate screwed into the wall, as pressure-mounted gates can be pushed out.

What baby care and health items do I need for a newborn?

A baby tub, a bath thermometer, tear-free wash, fragrance-free lotion, soft wipes, a nasal aspirator, safety nail clippers and a digital thermometer cover most newborn needs. Add gates and outlet covers before your baby starts crawling.

How do I childproof my home?

Get down to your baby's eye level and look for hazards. Fit outlet covers, cabinet locks and stove knob covers, anchor furniture to walls, use gates at stairs, and keep cords, small objects and cleaning products out of reach.

How long does shipping take?

Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days of being placed. That covers 1 to 2 business days of handling and 5 to 30 business days in transit. Standard shipping is free on every order, and we currently ship to US addresses only.

Can I return baby care products?

Unused items can be returned within 30 days of delivery in their original packaging. Opened personal care items may not be returnable for hygiene reasons. Email support@globalswanky.com with your order number to start a return, and there's no restocking fee.

Find the Right Baby Care and Health Products

Choosing baby care and health products comes down to three checks: gentle products for delicate skin, safety features on every tool, and your pediatrician's advice. A baby tub, a bath thermometer and safety nail clippers make an easy start.

Ready to choose? Scroll up to the product grid, or browse our baby essentials and baby feeding collections.