can i know about skincare for babies?
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i use Gerber or huggies for my baby. Johnson and Johnson reacted on her skin. but aveeno best for babies. If you choose to opt for cloth diapers diaper creme is must\nif you live in very cold place or you are too busy to give daily bath, at least give her/him bath every alternate day. other days mix 2 spoons of baby oil in a gallon of water and give a sponge bath with that water\ngiving a good massage with any vegetable oil is also very good for skin. and also don't forget to apply oil to Head to prevent cradle cap or otherwise called baby dandruff
940379
I would use this stuff called Butt Paste.  I have eczema really bad and my dr. told me to use that on my body. In reality it is made for diaper rash on babies. If it can be used on little baby private parts and it treats eczema then it should be great for your problem. You can find it anywhere you can find diaper rash cream. Good luck!!!
404158
condition hair, lotion face and body
1185120
See if its a baby product then ur target audiences will be their mothers.. so u should promote it through various medias as well as personally also by providing them information door to door.... Make this products available on chemist shops too.. or if u want u can offer them something to boost up ur sales..
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It depends on the age of the child. Durring different ages children need different kinds of care. For infants they require lots of rest, diaper changing, bathing, feeding, changing and lots and lots of hugs and attention. For toddlers they start eating solid foods, need more chaning of clothes, need to be taught how to go to the big peoples potty, and are learning how to devlope thier motor skills. I suggest reading a parenting magazine for more defined answers.
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I have four boys and all of them are night and day from each other. My oldest has the fairest skin. You'd peg him as white or half latino upon first glance. My 2nd looks dead on like the little kid from the show 'Heroes' (gr8 show go watch); The "percentage", in my opinion and experience, comes from heritage and/or diet. \n\nDominant traits play into the outcome. Pops side of the family are mostly blended. That, combined with my wife coming from scandanavian descent , tips the scales as far as how light or dark they are. Vegetables has something in them (I cant remember) that aides your skin in sunlight. You tan better without burning and it reduces skin cancers. Not enough veggies and too much starch makes a difference.\n\nAgain, I'm not a doctor, all knowing, or Mr. right. These are just some of what I've seen and learned. I'm still baffled as to how it works. Why does my 2 oldest have curly locks while my to youngest look like Mark Wahlberg? It's gotta be the jeans :)\n\nMore to report as life goes on!
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It depends how hot the sun is. A little exposure - say 10-15 mins - to sunlight that isn't fierce is good because sunlight encourages the production of Vitamin D (preventing a number of diseases) but too much exposure is bad and increases the risk of skin cancer later in life.\n\nNo child should be exposed to the sun without sunblock. For a baby, I would use the highest factor possible - one formulated for babies - and reapply it regularly. In addition, you should ensure that your baby wears a sunhat and its skin is covered with light cotton clothing. Give your baby water to drink on a regular basis. And do not expose your baby to the sun at the hottest part of the day - which is between noon and 4pm.
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You should ask your child's pediatrician.
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I found a product made by orajel for babies.you can find it in the baby aisle.it is an ointment that has vitamin a and d and jojoba oil and lavender and calandula.i use it for my son.he has it all over his body.not all over like it covers everything but patches in different spots all over his body.it is called baby exema lotion/ointment.it comes in a lite green tube and is about 8 bucks. you can find it @ rite aid.
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Tanning is completely compatible with breastfeeding and will not alter the milk whatsoever. There is no record of any dangers to the breastfed baby in relation to tanning. Sometimes clients are given Carotene to enhance the tanning - that should be avoided while breastfeeding. Make sure to protect your nipples from burn (for your own comfort more than anything), and keep in mind that ultraviolet exposure ages skin prematurely and increases the risk of cancer.
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This might sound silly but the best thing is Sudocrem which is a zinc cream that is used for babies nappy rash.\nFrom experience it is brill for sunburn and sore skin\nIt protects and heals\nOr any own brand zinc cream (eg Boots own)
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Not before you go into the pool, but use a moisturiser after your shower when you get out.   Johnson's baby oil on wet skin is very good, for adults and children.\n\nChlorine is bad for your skin - just because it kills germs doesn't make it good for you - would you slather bleach on yourself?  Of course not.  Chlorine is there for a good reason but it is very drying, so yes, moisturise!  Especially your son, as children can get rashes, dry skin and itching from chlorine if their skin is sensitive.
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Take them swimming a lot!\n\nActually, you need to get them out and socialize them a bit.  Gradually take them to places that are hygenine motivating; hairdressers, Health Aides in a store, even to the cosmetic department to sample various perfumes or after shave lotions.\n\nEducate the child about the importance of being clean around food for example.  Talk about bacteria.  There's lots of way to get the child thinking about his/her hygeine.\n\nEducation on hygeine is like anything else, explore and discover!
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use babypowder on hands and feet
559471
Go to Walmart and go over to the aisle where there are foot care items like shoe insoles, and utter cream.  Buy some Crack Cream, really thats what its called, or the stuff in the bright yellow tube with the red lid, Corona Ointment.  Some places you have to ask the pharacy for it buy mom used to put it on our feet and then make us put socks on when we had dry skin and cracks on our heels.  Its wonderful!!!  People ever put it on their baby's diaper rashes and swear it clears up by one night.
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Mother's Milk is the best.  Of course.  As for other formulas you really have to just give them a trial.. If your child has sensitivities you are best staying away from Goat or Cow's milk.  You can try Soy formula, you must make sure it is OK for the age of your child.  Really trial and error.  But keep in mind the sensitivity part.  Always watch for reactions if any.  good Luck
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Ask a certified dermatologist.