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Newborn Skincare?
Newborn skin is more delicate than older/adult skin.
True
False
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Newborn baby’s skin is about 30% thinner (and therefore more absorbent), can lose moisture faster and is more sensitive and prone to irritation.
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Correct answer: Newborn baby’s skin is about 30% thinner (and therefore more absorbent), can lose moisture faster and is more sensitive
and prone to irritation.
There is no way to prevent diaper rash.
True
False
Fortunately,
that's not right!
Correct answer: There are many mom-tested strategies to prevent and heal diaper rash, including changing diapers frequently, airing out baby’s bottom between changes and avoiding baby products with irritants like perfumes or alcohols.
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When is it time for baby's first bath?
2 days after birth
1 week after birth
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Once baby's umbilical cord stump heals (about one to four weeks after birth), you may start bathing your little one in a tub two to three times a week. Until then, you can give baby a sponge bath, focusing on your little one's mouth, skin folds and diaper region.
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Correct answer: Once baby's umbilical cord stump heals (about one to four weeks after birth), you may start bathing your little one in a tub two to three times a week. Until then, you can give baby a sponge bath, focusing on your little one's mouth, skin folds and diaper region.
When the umbilical cord stump heals
Your baby's skin may be sensitive to chemicals
in new fabrics.
True
False
Correct!
Those adorable onesies and swaddles may have chemicals that can irritate your little one's birthday suit.
Sorry!
Correct answer: Actually, those adorable onesies and swaddles may have chemicals that can irritate your little one's birthday suit.
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Protect your baby’s delicate skin by choosing a diaper that effectively pulls wetness and mess away from baby’s skin.
For diaper changes and beyond, use hypoallergenic, unscented wipes that are gentle enough for baby's delicate bottoms, hands and face.
Look for a baby tub with soft mesh sling that will cradle your newborn and prevent skin irritation.
Protect your baby’s delicate skin by pre-washing new fabrics with gentle, hypoallergenic detergent.
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Regular skin-to-skin contact can help:
Regulate baby's
body temperature
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Practicing skin-to-skin contact with your baby early and often can have many benefits for both of you. For baby: regulated body temperature, better sleep, less crying and increased feeding and weight gain. For you: emotional bonding, lower stress levels and even reduced postpartum depression.
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Correct answer: Practicing skin-to-skin contact early and often has many other benefits, including better sleep, increased feeding and weight gain and less crying. It's also really good for bonding with you, and can even lower your stress levels and reduce postpartum depression.
Emotional bonding
All of the above
Baby sleep
more soundly
When you do skin-to-skin, make sure your baby is covered with a soft blanket or wrap, as your little one can lose a lot of heat.
You’ve got this, Mama! With the right know-how and products on hand, you can keep your baby's precious skin soft, sweet-smelling and healthy.
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Fortunately there are many mom-tested strategies to prevent and heal diaper rash, including changing diapers frequently, airing out baby’s bottom between changes and avoiding baby products with irritants like perfumes or alcohols.
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Correct answer: Practicing skin-to-skin contact early and often has many other benefits, including regulated body temperature, increased feeding and weight gain and less crying. It's also really good for bonding with you, and can even lower your stress levels and reduce postpartum depression.
Close!
Correct answer: Practicing skin-to-skin contact early and often has many other benefits, including regulated body temperature, increased feeding and weight gain and less crying. It can even lower your stress levels and reduce postpartum depression.
Buy Now
Pampers® Swaddlers™ Diapers
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Pampers® Sensitive™ Wipes
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Fisher-Price®
4-in-1 Sling 'n Seat Tub
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Dreft Newborn Liquid Detergent
Boppy ComfyFit Hybrid Baby Carrier
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Boppy ComfyFit Hybrid Baby Carrier
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Boppy ComfyFit Hybrid Baby Carrier
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