Your child's red, chapped skin and severe diaper rash must be the problems that make mothers extremely worried about when winter comes. So how to take care of baby's immature skin?
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The solution for baby's skin is always smooth in winter
The cold weather, the dry air plus some improper hygiene habits make the young skin of young children vulnerable. Taking care of baby skin in winter, mothers must be more careful and pay attention many times.
Winter makes dehydration in the body faster than usual, especially in young children because the sebum layer under the child's skin is not yet complete as adults. Moreover, in winter, babies drink less water or parents are not aware of adding enough water to their children, making their skin dry, chapped, and scaly painful.
Baby's skin is dry due to cold weather
In addition, because they are afraid that their baby is infected with cold, many parents often use water that is too hot to bathe their children, and overuse of heating, air conditioning or not cleaning mouth after eating also causes dryness more serious.
Thinking that the weather is dry in winter, your baby will not get diaper rash, but the truth is, your baby will get diaper rash more easily in winter than ever. In the cold winter, mothers will often choose thicker diapers to wrap their children to limit diaper changes and keep the body warm. Having thick diapers closed for a longer time will cause the baby to squash, rubbing the skin easily causing scratches, not to mention the feces with urine in long contact with the skin is a favorable environment for diaper rash to attack.
In the cold winter, mothers are not as easy to bathe and clean their babies as on warm sunny days, nor can they open diapers to check their skin regularly.
Babies use diapers easily if their mothers do not take proper care of their skin during the winter
In addition, some mothers have a habit that after bathing or cleaning their baby in winter, they quickly wrap their baby in diapers while their skin is not completely dry. This wet skin, when incubated in diapers, combined with feces, urine, is the ideal environment for bacteria to attack, making baby's skin red, blisters, itchy.
Although the problem of baby's skin in the winter is not too serious, it will cause anorexia, irritability and weight loss. In the long run, it can also turn into dangerous diseases such as dermatitis, infection, ... To keep Children's delicate skin is always soft and smooth all winter, mothers need to note the following points:
Do not bathe your baby with water that is too hot
Use a natural moisturizer to keep your baby's skin moisturized
Let children drink enough water, add green vegetables, fresh fruit to meals • Put a pot of water in the room to increase the humidity of the air when using the air conditioner.
Cover the baby's face and hands and feet when going out to avoid cold wind and dry skin
When you are finished bathing your baby, be sure to dry it thoroughly with a soft cloth before closing the diaper
Choose a medium-thin diaper that is soft, soft, absorbent and well ventilated so that baby's skin is dry and ventilated all day long.
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A healthy skin will be a premise for your baby to grow up in the future. Hopefully, with the above sharing, mothers will have more experiences to take care of their baby's delicate skin in the coming winter.
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