What should I use on my baby after taking a bath in summer?

We all know that in summer, people are more likely to sweat, and sweating will cause a lot of sweat on the skin. Taking a bath at this time is the most comfortable, and frequent bathing can effectively prevent some skin diseases, especially for babies, whose skin is particularly fragile and most susceptible to skin diseases. Many mothers will bathe their babies in summer, because bathing in winter can easily make babies catch a cold. So what should babies apply after taking a bath in summer?

If the moisturizing oil is pure olive oil, you can continue. If there are other oils in the moisturizer, it is recommended not to use it in hot weather. Otherwise, it will clog the baby's skin pores and easily cause dermatitis or something. Or you can reduce the frequency to once a week and don't need to use moisturizing oil every day. As for body lotion, it is not recommended for use in summer.

01 What should I apply to my baby after taking a bath in summer?

Baby Cream

Infant eczema is an allergic skin disease in infants and young children in summer, which is more common before the age of 2. High temperatures in summer, strong sunlight, thick clothing, bacterial infections, and contact with allergens may all cause eczema in infants and young children or make it worse. Commonly seen on the head and face. Therefore, you can apply some baby moisturizer all over your baby's body after taking a bath in summer.

1. Pay attention to indoor ventilation in summer. When the room temperature is too high, you can turn on the air conditioner appropriately. Cut your baby's nails frequently or make small gloves to prevent your baby from scratching the skin and causing infection and allergies.

2. After bathing, you can use baby skin care products developed for baby's sensitive skin to calm the skin, maintain the water balance of baby's skin, and improve the baby's skin's anti-allergic ability.

Baby Powder

You can apply some baby powder on your baby after taking a bath in summer. Prickly heat is a common skin disease among infants and young children in summer. It is more common on the forehead, neck, chest and some wrinkled and moist parts.

The sweat ducts of infants and young children are not yet mature, so sweat can easily penetrate and accumulate in the skin, thereby irritating the tender skin and causing inflammation and prickly heat. Therefore, you can apply some prickly heat powder after taking a bath.

Prevention methods:

1. Keep the room ventilated and the temperature appropriate; wear breathable cotton clothes and change them frequently;

2. Keep the baby's skin clean, dry and moisturized. After bathing the baby, apply some natural talcum powder.

Babies are prone to having red buttocks in hot summer, especially when wearing diapers. Applying diaper cream after taking a bath can prevent it.

Diaper dermatitis is also known as diaper dermatitis. The skin of infants and young children is very delicate. The urine in wet diapers and amines in feces will irritate the skin and cause diaper dermatitis. The skin first turns red, then slowly expands into flaky red spots, and in severe cases may even ulcerate and erode.

Prevention methods:

Keep your buttocks clean and dry, and change them into soft, comfortable and absorbent diapers in time. After cleaning the baby's buttocks, take an appropriate amount of infant diaper cream and apply it evenly on the baby's buttocks, gently apply until it is completely absorbed.