How to Make Baby Skin Glow?

A baby's delicate skin needs gentle care to maintain its natural glow. Focusing on hydration, cleanliness, and protection is key.

Bathing in warm water: Regular bathing with lukewarm water helps remove dirt and keeps the skin clean. Avoid harsh soaps; they can strip away natural oils. [Avoid Soap]
Moisturization: After bathing, gently pat dry and apply a mild, fragrance-free moisturizer to lock in moisture. This is crucial, especially in dry climates. [Moisturization]
Baby Wipes: When a full bath isn't feasible, use fragrance-free baby wipes to clean delicate areas. [Baby Wipes]

Nourishing Practices

Hot Oil Massage: A gentle massage with warm olive oil or almond oil can improve circulation and keep the skin supple. [Massaging the baby with hot oil]
Gram Flour Paste: While not a proven method for skin glow, some cultures use a paste of gram flour (chickpea flour) mixed with water or milk for gentle cleansing. It's important to test a small area first to check for any allergic reactions. [Gram Flour Paste]
Diet: A balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables can contribute to overall health and skin radiance. [Includes fruit pulp, vegetable mash, soups in baby's diet]

Sun Protection: Always protect your baby's skin from direct sunlight. Use a broad-spectrum, high-SPF sunscreen specifically designed for babies and keep them out of the sun, especially during peak hours. [Keep your baby out of the sun]

A baby's skin is highly sensitive, so avoid harsh chemicals and strong fragrances.
Consult a pediatrician or dermatologist if you have concerns about your baby's skin condition, such as rashes or dryness.