Baby Skin vs. Adult Skin
Baby skin is uniquely different from adult skin and needs protection from birth.
New-born baby’s skin is very sensitive and fragile, up to 30% thinner compared to adult skin. It has a neutral pH resulting in reduced protection, making it more sensitive and vulnerable to external factors. Baby skin suffers a progressive adaption to the extrauterine environment, because of which, special care is needed from birth to until the baby’s first year of life.
What is the role of Baby’s Skin?
It acts as a barrier to protect from infection
Prevents loss of water from the body
Protects against penetration of irritants and allergens.
For healthy development and protection, baby’s skin requires unique care and specially designed products in relation to hygiene, bathing, cleansing, and moisturizing.
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Challenges with Baby Skin
Challenges with Baby Skin
External Factors Affecting Baby Skin
What Are The Major External Factors Affecting Baby’s Skin?