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5 Essential Skincare Tips for Baby
Cradle cap
When it comes to parenting, there's no one-child-fits-all handbook.
There are times when caring for a little one can be a far cry from the
snuggles and smiles that make it all worthwhile.
Healthy skin is critical to a baby's long-term health and happiness,
and it can impact both baby and family quality of life. Caring for a
baby's skin from birth helps avoid skin conditions such as diaper
rashes, eczema and other irritations, which are often the source of
many sleepless nights.
Cradle cap can cause crusty, yellow patches to form on your baby's
head that can be a bit unsettling and unsightly, but with a little extra
care they can be easily eliminated. The key to keeping your baby's
scalp healthy is to prevent cradle cap from the beginning rather than
just treat the symptoms. Look for a baby shampoo designed for
cradle cap that allows you to massage the scalp and a soft brush to
use after bath time to keep your baby's head clean.
Diaper changing
Aside from the obvious odor-reducing reasons, prompt diaper
changes are an important part of keeping your baby healthy. A soiled
diaper may be uncomfortable, but even more importantly, it's a
breeding ground for bacteria and skin irritation. Keep diaper cream
on-hand to treat any irritations that arise and use it on a regular basis
to prevent future outbreaks.
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Bath time is a great opportunity for parents to bond with their baby,
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safety, but for an added sense of security. Though you may think you
need to bathe your baby daily, many pediatricians recommend
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Protecting baby's skin
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Without proper care, harmful sun rays and radiation can affect your
child's skin not only now but also in the long-term. Limiting time
outside, using sun-blocking shades and applying sunscreen can all
help mitigate the risks. Look for sunscreen that is formulated for
babies as it can better protect from sun damage without irritating
their delicate skin. Consult your pediatrician before using sunscreen
on babies younger than 6 months. Also, remember perspiration and
water can reduce sunscreen's effectiveness and reapplying at least
every two hours offers continuous protection.
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