Climate change is one of the main causes of dry skin in babies. Fragile skin is difficult to counteract this powerful impact. So how to keep the baby's moisture, prevent the skin from suddenly becoming dry?
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How dry climate affects baby's skin?
Comprehensive protection of baby's skin
The best way is still prevention rather than avoidance. If the condition is still not progressing, you should need products to support to quickly overcome the dry skin phenomenon for your baby.
Any drastic environmental change affects your baby's skin. The weather is too hot, causing children to sweat a lot, causing rash and diaper rash. But, the weather is too cold and dry even more strongly threatens the baby's skin. Skin that does not have enough moisture to withstand that tremendous pressure will quickly become dry, red, then rough and flaky. Even more severe can appear chapped, causing pain to the child.
Preventing rashes: Parents should prevent redness and rash that occurs (usually in the summer) will still easily cause itchy baby in the winter. The reason is that the sweat glands are blocked by too many layers of clothing.
Parents should wear absorbent materials (cotton, cotton, etc.) that are good for children. Monitor children often, if hot children take off layers of clothes to give skin room "breathing".
Preventing skin cracks: In the dry season, the skin often appears problems such as dryness, redness, even cracking in areas that are often rubbed like the face, folds ... Because dry areas have become inflamed, not entirely due to environmental factors such as wind, friction from clothing, drooling, runny nose or wet diapers.
Parents should wear clothes, gloves, and foot covers for babies when going out in the cold. Use moisturizers like EmBé Cream, Eucerin ... for baby's cheeks (or areas that are showing signs of dryness) to create a natural "barrier" to prevent chapped skin.
Prevention of skin cancer: Parents should not forget to apply sunscreen for children before going out. Because even in winter conditions with little sun, UV rays are still active.
Choose from a broad spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher. Children in the first six months, should use sunscreen containing physical blockers such as zinc oxide and titanium dioxide.
Dry skin phenomenon: Red, flaky skin can appear anywhere on the baby's body, especially on the face. This phenomenon is very common during winter because cold air usually has low humidity.
You can still maintain your baby's bath every day. But do not make the water too warm. Stay away from soaps or shampoos that contain scents or alcohol.
Eczema prevention: Dry, itchy skin can be caused by genetic causes. Children with eczema will have a "shield" that is not thick enough to retain moisture and resist external influences. Like dry skin, eczema also tends to flare during winter.
Bathing your baby with water twice a day will help retain moisture in the skin. When you bathe your baby, use a soap-free cleanser like Cetaphil for the armpits, back, groin and feet, but use water to bathe the rest of the body.
Note, stay away from colored or fragrant shower gel products. Within two minutes of bathing, mom should apply lotion or ointment such as EmBé Cream, petroleum jelly, Aquaphor to help skin retain water.
Diaper rash: Even when your baby is wearing a lot of clothes, you should check diapers often. The skin area in the "triangle" area is easy to be hot and irritated, causing redness, diaper rash. Also, if your baby has just entered the weaning phase, changes in the nature of the stool can cause this area to react.
The dry season is coming, hopefully this article will equip parents with weapons to protect children's skin against the effects of weather.
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