Does toilet water have any effect on babies?

Nowadays, people are paying more and more attention to the growth of children. The things children use during their growth process are designed for children, and many things used by adults cannot be used by children. This is mainly because children are not yet fully developed, and some ingredients may have an impact on children, such as the floral water that is commonly used in summer. Now people will use children-specific floral water for their children. Does the floral water used by adults have any effect on babies? Let’s find out together.

In the eyes of many people, applying adult toilet water to babies does not seem to be a big deal, but this does not mean that there is no danger. Adult toilet water contains relatively high levels of irritating ingredients, including alcohol, camphor, mint, etc. Babies' skin is relatively delicate and can easily be allergic to these ingredients, so mothers should be careful when applying it and not apply too much at one time.

2. It is best to dilute the floral water before use

The case of the baby being poisoned by applying floral water mentioned earlier is because the concentration of undiluted floral water is relatively high, and it is applied in large quantities, which increases the burden on the baby's liver, making it unable to completely detoxify and eliminate toxins. The baby's skin is also relatively sensitive, which ultimately leads to poisoning.

Although toilet water seems safe, young babies cannot bear it, so you must use it in moderation and dilute it moderately (3-5 times dilution is recommended) before applying it to your baby. Be careful not to apply a large amount to your baby as it is very dangerous.

4. Babies with sensitive skin should use floral water with caution

Not only does floral water contain alcohol, it also contains ingredients such as mint and camphor. Babies with sensitive skin can easily be allergic to these ingredients. If the baby already has allergic symptoms, applying floral water can easily aggravate the symptoms. Therefore, babies whose skin is prone to allergies should use floral water as little as possible.

5. Babies with dermatitis cannot use it

Babies with allergic constitutions should not apply floral water, and those who have dermatitis symptoms after being bitten by mosquitoes should not apply floral water. Not only will it not reduce the swelling, it may also aggravate the condition.

Some babies think it is fun to watch their mothers apply toilet water on them, so they take the bottle of toilet water and apply it on their bodies like their mothers. However, it would be tragic if the toilet water gets into their eyes, ears or mouths, as it could easily cause accidental injuries.

In summer, for people who are used to using floral water, it is a magical tool that is hard to live without, but for babies it may become a "weapon".

Therefore, mothers are advised not to apply floral water to the baby unless the baby is crying too loudly.

What’s more important is to prevent babies from applying toilet water without the presence of adults.