Newborns are the treasure of every family, and parents take great care of them, fearing any problems that may arise. Every day, parents carefully study the nursing knowledge of newborns. Especially delicate skin, it requires careful care from parents. Is it good for newborn babies to take a bath every day?
Newborn babies do not bathe well every day. Newborn babies have delicate and fragile skin, and taking a bath every day can cause dryness, dehydration, and skin peeling. Taking a bath for too long can cause the stratum corneum of newborn babies' skin to soften when exposed to water, making it unable to resist external environmental damage.
The outermost high-quality skin of newborn babies can nourish the skin, provide warmth and protection to the skin. The alkaline substances contained in shampoo can damage this layer of oil, easily causing dehydration and dryness of the skin, and in severe cases, may even cause allergic reactions.
Newborns have low physical activity and limited sweat output, so there is no need to take a shower every day. Parents can use soft towels and warm water to wipe the newborn's body. When wiping, it is important to keep warm to ensure that the newborn baby does not get cold. Wipe gently and slowly to avoid damaging the delicate skin of newborn babies.
Parents must pay special attention to the care of newborn babies. The development of various organs in newborn babies is incomplete, and parents need to master scientific and safe nursing methods.
