"It was on [Dax Shepard's] podcast, and we were doing press ... Somehow the conversation derailed into bathing habits, and then we started talking about how we all don't bathe our children very often, and/or ourselves. Like, I shower every day, but I don't wash my hair every day. I don't find that to be a necessity,"
"The kids, there's a body of water that they touch, just about every day. Almost every day. Sometimes it's a pool, sometimes it's a sprinkler...It just depends. It's COVID. It was like, who showers? We don't leave the house. Who cares?"
Bathing habits in the household include infrequent washing of children and occasional skipping of adult hair washing. The adult showers daily but does not wash hair every day, viewing hair washing as unnecessary. Children frequently encounter bodies of water such as pools or sprinklers almost every day, providing alternative exposure to water. During COVID-19 lockdowns, reduced outside activity decreased the perceived need for regular showers. Bathing frequency depends on circumstances like outdoor play, pool use, or public health restrictions. Personal hygiene routines prioritize comfort and practicality over strict daily washing.
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