Modern technology makes motherhood a lot easier today than it used to be. However, around small everyday objects for the baby's concerns are still there.
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Keep your baby warm with a diaper - Is mom right?
The secret to cope with cold days for mothers and babies
Walking around the mother and baby forums, the question: "How to use a cold day diaper properly?" attracts the attention of many women, especially mothers with first children.
Sieu's mother - Ms. Hoang Ha (29 years old) confided: “Honestly being a mother for the first time at the age of 19 or 29 is still as overwhelming as usual. For several months now, I have been struggling to handle the diaper rash for Sieu. The idea of diaper rash only happens in hot and humid summer.
Who would have expected the weather to turn cold, but the child's bruises did not subside even more. Switching to thick diapers, hoping for better absorption, I still won't eat. I was crying, but my mother was stuck, so I don't know what to do ”.
Sharing the topic of diapers for the baby, Ms. Hai Yen (32 years old), Chip's mother had another problem: “Baby Chip has never been sick since birth.
When it was cold, I suddenly had a red rash all over my body. My spirit was crushed, thinking I had hand, foot and mouth disease, so I hurriedly took it to the doctor.
Who is afraid to be scolded by a doctor for a game for wearing too many clothes for the baby, adding thick diapers, causing sweat and bacteria to accumulate in areas with many folds such as neck, armpits, groin causing dermatitis.
Many Vietnamese mothers like Ms. Hoang Ha or Hai Yen share the wrong idea that the thicker the diaper, the better it is absorbed. However, in fact, warming the baby with many layers of clothes, adding the use of thick diapers makes the baby's skin more confined, "locked" in sweat in the body, creating ideal conditions for all kinds. bacteria attack baby's skin.
Warming the baby too well sometimes causes the "opposite" effect not as expected by the mother
Actually, with modern diaper manufacturing technology today, thin diapers with high absorbency will be a better choice for both mother and baby. In addition, mothers should choose diapers that are glued to soft materials to limit irritation to the baby's delicate skin.
For example, Moony diapers have a high-quality cotton core that is super anti-surge, absorbs twice as fast, helps the baby stay dry all day long without worrying about being stewed and reddish. Moony diapers are also produced with ultra-soft Nano fiber material to help nurture your baby's delicate, delicate skin in the most gentle way.
In addition, for babies with particularly sensitive skin, please pay attention to the time to change diapers more often for the baby. On average every 2-3 hours, mothers should change diapers for babies no matter how much or little they use the toilet.
Mom can still choose light, absorbent diapers combined with moderate warm clothes to protect your baby.
Don't forget to check if your baby is wearing the right size diaper. Because the diaper is too tight, it will make the baby itchy, uncomfortable and difficult to move. Conversely, diapers that are too wide to fit will decrease absorbency.
Mothers can choose a paper diaper with a super soft elastic film designed to hold the baby's body in a warm, warm day without leaving a mark on the skin.
After diapering, moms should choose dry cotton clothes for the baby to wear, make sure to wear warm enough but not too hot. Mom can apply tips to check regularly on the skin around the neck, nape, back.
If these areas of skin get sweaty, the mother is probably wearing more clothes than necessary. And if the baby's hands or feet are cold, the mother should wear more clothes for the baby.
You see, just a little note, the story of cold day diapers for babies has become a lot easier. "Healthy baby, leisure mother" is completely no longer a distant dream when mothers take care of their children from the smallest things.
As the owner of the Mothers' Selection Award for 3 consecutive years voted by the Association of Japanese Mothers, Moony is proud to bring diaper products with soft, light design but good absorbency, and gentle lifting. cherish your baby's sensitive skin.
Besides, understanding the worries when welcoming the first child, Moony also becomes a bridge between mothers.
Through emotional letters, Moony hopes to spread positive energy, as well as inspire mothers, to strengthen their confidence in the magical journey of motherhood.
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