Baby

For baby body wash, look for natural and nourishing ingredients like oatmeal, aloe vera, and chamomile. These ingredients are gentle on the skin and help soothe irritation while keeping the baby's skin hydrated and soft.

Choose a baby lotion that contains hydrating ingredients such as glycerin, ceramides, and natural oils (like coconut or almond oil). These components help to moisturize deeply and protect the baby’s skin from dryness.

Yes, baby shampoo is specifically formulated to be mild and gentle for use on the hair and scalp, ensuring it doesn’t irritate the eyes or skin. Baby body wash is designed to be gentle enough for the entire body but focuses on cleansing the skin without stripping its natural oils.

Baby sunscreen should have an SPF of at least 30 to effectively protect against UVA and UVB rays. Look for broad-spectrum sunscreens that are water-resistant and formulated with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide, which are less likely to irritate sensitive skin.

Apply lotion to your baby’s skin once or twice a day, ideally after bath time when the skin is still damp. This helps to lock in moisture and keep the skin soft and hydrated.

Avoid ingredients like parabens, sulfates, phthalates, and synthetic fragrances in baby skincare products. These can be harsh on a baby’s delicate skin and potentially lead to irritations or allergies.

It's best not to use adult sunscreen on babies. Baby sunscreens are specifically formulated to be gentler and less irritating to their sensitive skin. Always choose a mineral-based sunscreen designed for infants.

Signs that a product may not be suitable include redness, rash, dry patches, or irritation. If you notice any of these reactions, discontinue use immediately and consult your pediatrician.

To test a new skincare product, apply a small amount on a patch of your baby's skin and wait 24 hours to observe any adverse reactions. This patch test can help minimize the risk of a full-blown allergic reaction.

In winter, protect your baby's skin by applying a thicker layer of moisturizer, using a humidifier to maintain air moisture, and dressing the baby in layers to prevent skin from getting chapped by the cold air.