Self-Care Tips for Baseball Season for Kids
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We are headed into our busiest season of the year, baseball season. And with baseball season comes dirty, sweaty, stinky boys. Hey, if you aren’t dirty, you aren’t having fun right?
I will admit that during the winter months are bath time routines are a little more lax. The cold winter weather is really drying to everyone’s skin. But once baseball season hits, they are hitting the showers every night. And we have come up with a pretty good routine when it comes to personal hygiene during baseball season.
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Self-Care Tips for Baseball Season for Kids
Drink lots of water! Everyone should be drinking a lot of water but sometimes kids need to be reminded, especially when they are playing a sport. They can get so wrapped up in the game that they simply forget.
Shower after every practice or game. Chances are you got pretty dirty sliding into home, you are going to need to rinse that all off! Especially the ring of dirt they get around the sock line!
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Wash personal gear weekly. This is important for any sport. If your kids aren’t old enough to take on this responsibility themselves, get into the habit of having them at least help out. I like to wash everything on Sundays before the next week of baseball begins.
Keep nails neat and trim. There’s nothing worse than having a nail snag on a glove. Or having dirt caked under the boys’ fingernails. By keeping them neat and trim, I avoid both of these!
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