• Only healthy children like to splash around in water, children with fever and infections have to get better first.
• For full bathing pleasure it is important to accustom children to the spa slowly. Select a low Hydrojet setting to • ensure gentle bathing pleasure during the first bath in the spa.
• The younger the children are the shorter the bathing time should be. 10 minutes are very strenuous for a baby in
• the spa.
• Bathing temperature: The optimum temperature is between 32° and 34° Celsius.
• Children enjoy the relaxing surroundings of warm water. However as soon as they feel uncomfortable or don't
• want to stay in the spa any more: get out of the spa! “Less is more“ is the best motto for turning children into
• enthusiastic “water babies“.
• Naturally babies and children must never be in the spa without supervision. Swimming aids can also be worn as an
• additional precaution.
• Soft skin like a baby's bottom: after bathing sensitive children's skin should be showered with warm water without
• any soap additives. This gently removes any remaining chlorine from the skin. Afterwards it is important to apply
• cream to prevent the skin from drying out.