What Should I do if My Baby Accidentally Eat Soap/Cream Bath?

The most accident happened when leaving your baby alone are falling down or falling from the height, receive poisoning substances, choking or respiratory tract obstruction, and a car accident. However, one accident that you shouldn't have overlooked is, when your baby starts to grab things or be able to hold a fist, they love to shove anything close to them into their mouth. Sometimes, the objects are inedible and can cause harm such as toy’s batteries. This is included the bath time. When you take your kid to bath, keep your eye on them constantly to prevent any unexpected accident likes drowning. The slippy floor in the bathroom can cause them to fall and hit their head, too.

If your baby eats liquid soap or a bar soap in a small amount, mostly it doesn't cause much damage. Your kid might cry and feel sick in the stomach, may have a little bloating. Please don't try to feed them something to detoxify the toxin. It’s suggested that you should bring your baby to see a doctor. In most cases, the doctor will treat according to the symptoms, and the baby won't actually need to lavage since there’s a risk to choke. Nevertheless, we suggest consulting the doctor case by case. If you’re concern, please contact your nearest hospital.