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How to protect your skin from damage
How to protect your skin from damage:
- Avoid exposure to harmful environmental factors (strong soaps, adult bath products, non-baby products).
- Reduce contact with harmful factors (urine, feces).
- Diapers should be changed frequently.
- Wash the skin with lukewarm water, gently soak up the water from the skin especially in the folds and avoid rubbing it.
- Use mild soaps and bath gels specifically designed for baby skin.
- Immediately after each wash with water on well-dried skin, apply a protective cream specifically designed for baby skin care..
- Use white cotton clothes.
- Do not overheat your baby, dress the baby as you are dressed..
- Maintain a normal temperature and humidity in the room. It is recommended that the temperature in the room be 20-21 degrees in the winter months.
- Avoid exposing your baby to very cold, windy weather in the winter months or strong sun during the summer months.
- For sun protection, use special creams for children's skin with UVA and UVB protection factor of at least 15.
- Maintaining healthy skin as well as preventing exposure to toxic substances are a prerequisite for healthy skin later in life.