Three-year-old baby's fingers peeling

As the baby grows up, most parents will choose to let the baby do some things by himself, such as letting the baby learn to eat, how to use chopsticks, dress himself, etc., so that the baby can learn to be independent. Some babies do not know how to use spoons or chopsticks when they are just learning to eat. When they are anxious, they will use their hands to grab the rice and put it directly into their mouths. If this continues for a long time, the skin on their fingers will peel off. What should I do if my three-year-old baby's fingers peel?

1. Why is the skin peeling on the fingers of a three-year-old baby?

1. Many reasons can cause peeling of hands, not all of which are caused by vitamin deficiency. In this case, no special treatment is required. Just avoid contact. You can also use some moisturizing skin care products, such as aloe vera gel.

2. In addition, lack of vitamin B can indeed cause peeling. If you eat less vegetables and fruits, you are likely to lack vitamin B, which will lead to peeling of your hands. You should eat more vegetables. You can also eat some animal liver, egg yolk, etc., which are rich in vitamin B. In addition, if it is accompanied by itching and erythema, it is a fungal infection, that is, tinea manuum, which needs to be treated with antifungal drugs.

2. How to protect your baby's skin

1. Protect your baby's tender butt to prevent it from getting red. Washing the baby's butt and changing diapers every day is the most troublesome thing for mothers. Even though I wash its little butt clean every time, it still gets red and has rashes! The poor little guy has suffered so much, and it makes his mother feel so distressed to see it. When it comes to moisturizing and cleaning little bottoms, it is better to use baby skin care wipes directly. With one wipe, you can clean your child's bottom and moisturize it at the same time, killing two birds with one stone.

2. Cover the baby's tender skin with a layer of "protective film". Because baby skin easily absorbs foreign substances, the baby's skin absorbs more chemicals from the same amount of toiletries than adults. At the same time, the baby's skin also reacts much more strongly to allergic or toxic substances. Therefore, to protect the baby's skin, all mothers need to do is to choose appropriate toiletries.

3. Never use a rough towel to wash your baby. A baby's skin is much thinner than that of an adult, and is easily damaged by penetration and friction from foreign objects. Therefore, a soft towel should be used when wiping the baby's body or washing the face. This should be paid special attention to in the dry autumn and winter seasons. If you use a rough towel to scrub your baby vigorously, it will not only damage the skin easily, but also make the skin rough and aged.

Because babies' skin is very delicate and fragile, parents should regularly clean and care for their babies' skin, and avoid moisture on their hands and faces. In addition, they should often apply some skin care cream with healthy ingredients to their local skin to help them fight against dust in the air and damage from ultraviolet rays. At the same time, they should maintain a balanced diet with vegetables and fruits.