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Don�t Buy Baby Products with These Ingredients

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What’s not to love about a baby’s gentle, smooth, and soft skin? As a parent, you would want to keep it that way!

Babies’ skin will be sensitive to whatever it comes into contact with. As a result, dry skin in babies is not surprising.

Because there are a ton of baby products on the market, it’s hard to tell which are good or bad for your baby.

In general, you want to get products that are all-natural and free of dyes.

Check out this article for a full list of ingredients to avoid when buying baby products.

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What Causes Dry Skin in Babies?

Babies and adults alike will experience dry skin often. With exposure to cold temperatures or dry air, the skin will need some added moisture.

Dehydration, allergies, and other skin conditions from exposure to certain chemicals can also cause dry skin.

Because a newborn baby’s skin is more delicate than an adult’s, it is prone to becoming parched more often.

Having dry skin is not as harmful as you might think. It tends to clear up in a few days even without treatment.

But of course, as a parent, ensuring your little bundle of joy is always healthy should be your top priority!

We have no doubt you will do anything to keep your baby from having dry skin and other health concerns!

Ingredients to Avoid in Baby Products

We highly encourage taking extra time to check the labels when shopping for your baby.

Sure, that shampoo might seem so sweet and pleasing. But take caution as it may contain chemicals harmful to your child!

Here are ingredients you should be mindful of:

Fragrances

Everyone loves a good-smelling baby!

And because of that, companies have added fragrances or perfumes to a ton of baby products.

However, whether they are natural or synthetic, fragrances are known to cause allergic reactions, rashes, or worse, breathing problems in a lot of instances.

When checking the labels on soaps and moisturizers, look out for words like

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