try to make the water colder and if that doesnt work try warmer.
if you tested it and its good for you it doesnt mean the baby likes it.
my daughter was born very small so in and after the bath she used to shiver. so i learned to make the bath nice and warm (a bit more then what i would like) and i put her towel in the dryer to make it nice and warm for her (or a microwave for a few seconds if you have one).
try to have your husband test the water. my kids one likes food warm like my husband and one likes it cold like me.
good luck.
also, put her in the bath slowly.

My little one was like that in the beginning too, she didnt start liking baths till I got her on a routine, the bath at the same time every night, now she cant sleep without it! Shes starting to look forward to the bath now. It will take some time, and you know you arent hurting her, maybe just try to sponge her off till you think she will start liking it more.

Be patient - she will probably learn to like it (even love it!) in time. She is still so young, you can get away with a sponge bath. If you put her in when the water is still running, try waiting until the water is off as she may not like the sound. If she is in a small tub, you could try the big tub, and vice versa. You can try getting in the tub with her.

Agree with the advice already given. Make sure the water is not running. THat is terrifying. I found the best way to introduce the baby to the bath was to have him agains my bosom, as I carefully climbed in. Made sure it was not too cold, not too warm. It was just right. Started off by dipping one little foot, then the leg, and so forth, keeping baby pressed against me for soothing and comfort....

I always had to make my sons bath water a little warmer then the book says. Or he would scream and scream. might be the temp or might just be she just really doesnt like the bath lol

My baby would scream too at about that age, and then one day out of the blue I just decided to make the water warmer(it was pretty warm)---he smiled, and has loved his baths ever since---he's 6 months old.

My little one was exactly the same ...she hated the bath, we made the water a little warmer and that eased her a bit but she was still crying. We got a Summer deluuxe jaccuzzi bath.... it has a sling in it so she doesnt have to be held by us, she can wriggle around and kick the water, it has a unit that attatches and blows bubbles through the water, she loves that on her little toes and also a shower attatchment which is much better for washing her hair than a sponge! not saying it will work for all but bathtimes are Harriets fave time now thanks to that bath!

Something that made my girls relax a little more was to get a big sponge for them to sit on during bath time - they didn't slip around as much and felt more secure and safe. You might also sing to her to keep her attention more on you and your voice than on the bath.