For babies who are just a few years old, parents like to let them live within their own protected range, whether it's playing games, eating, sleeping, or especially being very careful not to let them come into contact with anything that can cause harm, because babies' skin is delicate and fragile, and once injured, it is very difficult to take care of. However, what's wrong with three-year-old babies having peeling fingers?
What's wrong with three-year-old baby's peeling fingers
1. There are many reasons that can cause hand peeling, not all of which are caused by a lack of vitamins. This situation does not require any special treatment, just avoid contact in daily life, and you can also use some moisturizing skincare products, such as aloe vera gel.
2. In addition, a lack of vitamin B can indeed cause peeling. If you eat less vegetables and fruits, it is easy to have a lack of vitamin B, which can lead to peeling hands. You should eat more vegetables, animal liver, egg yolks, etc., which are rich in vitamin B. In addition, if accompanied by itching and erythema, it is a fungal infection, also known as tinea pedis, and antifungal drugs need to be used for treatment.
How to protect baby's skin
1. Take care of your baby's tender little butt to prevent it from turning red. Washing the baby's buttocks and changing diapers every day is the biggest headache for mothers. Even though I wash my little butt clean every time, it still turns red and develops rashes! Poor little guy is really fed up with guilt, making his mother feel heartbroken. When it comes to moisturizing and cleaning a child's buttocks, it's better to use baby skincare wipes directly. They can clean a child's buttocks with just one wipe and also have a moisturizing effect, killing two birds with one stone.
2. Cover the baby's tender skin with a protective film. Due to the easy absorption of foreign substances by baby's skin, the absorption of chemicals in the same amount of care products by baby's skin is higher than that of adults. At the same time, the reaction to allergens or toxic substances is much stronger. So, to protect the baby's skin, what a mother needs to do is to choose appropriate toiletries.
3. Never use rough towels to scrub your baby. Baby's skin is much thinner than that of adults, and it is easily penetrated and damaged by external substances and friction. Therefore, when wiping or washing the baby's face, a soft towel should be used, which should be particularly noted in dry autumn and winter. If a rough towel is used to scrub the baby vigorously, it is not only easy to damage the skin, but also prone to making the skin rough and aging.
Because babies' skin is very delicate and fragile, parents should regularly clean and care for their skin, while avoiding moisture on their hands and face. In addition, they should regularly apply some healthy skincare creams to their local skin to help them resist the damage of dust and ultraviolet rays in the air. At the same time, they should maintain a balanced diet of vegetables and fruits.
