BABY

The need for intensive care and care, throughout the day, is especially important for the skin of the baby's feet.

The UV Index was developed by the U.S. National Weather Service and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to provide information that would be useful in planning activities and preventing the risk of overexposure to the sun.

Maintaining healthy skin and preventing exposure to toxic substances are a prerequisite for healthy skin.

At the end of the day, after all day exposure to the sun, water, sand, wind, pebbles... your little one's skin requires special and more intensive care than usual.

What are the most common skin problems and how to approach them.

The skin is the newborn's first barrier that encounters the various powerful environmental factors to which the newborn has been exposed.

5 reasons to breastfeed your baby

Breastfeeding myths

Limit your time in the midday sun, look for shade...

Baby skin care preparations should provide a natural protective barrier, protect it from external influences, maintain moisture and prevent the reproduction of pathogenic microorganisms.

A few tips for bathing your baby.

Diaper rash is common in babies during the first year, especially between 9-12 months and is often associated with constant moisture in the diaper area.

With proper nutrition, the mother provides adequate nutritional intake for the baby, necessary for proper growth, development and health.

Facts and Myths of Sunbathing