Ensure that the surface of the bath mat is clean and free of foreign objects, and install or unfold the bath mat correctly according to the instructions. Measure the water temperature with a thermometer to ensure it is between 37-38 ℃, avoiding overheating or overcooling. Gently place the baby into the bath mat to ensure good support for the baby's head, back, and hips. Use gentle baby shower gel and shampoo to clean the baby's body, and pay attention to protecting the baby's eyes and ears from irritation. After bathing, clean the bath mat promptly and let it dry, then store it according to the instructions.

Baby bath mats are usually designed with anti slip materials to ensure that babies do not slip during bathing and reduce the risk of accidents. Some products are also equipped with suction cups or anti slip strips to further enhance stability. In terms of material, baby bath mats are often made of soft and skin friendly materials such as sponge, PVC, or environmentally friendly silicone. These materials have a gentle touch and will not cause irritation to the delicate skin of babies, allowing them to enjoy a pleasant bathing experience.