What to do if your child has chapped and peeling lips

Children's chapped and peeling lips may be caused by lack of water in our bodies. We must drink plenty of water every day. Drinking more hot water can effectively promote cell metabolism and reduce the chance of chapped lips. You can also apply some lipstick to replenish the lack of moisture in our lips. Let's talk about what to do if children's lips are chapped and peeling.

Babies should eat more vegetables and fruits, eat less food that is hot or may cause internal heat, give babies more water, and if there is heating in the house in winter, do not dress babies too much as they will sweat easily and catch cold easily after sweating. You can apply honey on chapped lips, apply three to four times a day, and it will slowly get better.

Don't neglect your soft lips

Compared to the face, hands and feet, the baby's lips are the most easily overlooked. In fact, just like adults, babies’ lips are prone to dryness and even peeling in winter. Because the lips do not have sweat glands or oil secretion, and babies like to lick their lips, not only will it fail to moisten the lips, but it will accelerate the evaporation of moisture from the lips, making the lips even drier.

Another best and easiest way is to let your baby drink more water to provide enough moisture for his lips, and teach your baby not to lick his lips. If peeling has already occurred, the mother can gently wipe the baby's lips with a wet towel before the baby goes to bed, wipe off the moisture, and then apply children's lipstick.

The above-introduced solution to children's chapped and peeling lips has a very significant healing effect. Drinking more hot water is the simplest, safest and most effective method. At the same time, we can also take some Sanhuang tablets to help us achieve the effect of removing heat and reduce the chance of chapped lips.