Skin Care For Baby http://www.skincareforbaby.com When Baby's Happy - Everyone's Happy! Thu, 26 Nov 2009 00:59:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc en hourly 1 How Can I Get Soft, Clear Skin? http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/how-can-i-get-soft-clear-skin/ http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/how-can-i-get-soft-clear-skin/#comments Thu, 26 Nov 2009 00:59:00 +0000 http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/how-can-i-get-soft-clear-skin/ This is my current daily face routine:
Wash with baby soap – the only thing I can wash my face with which doesn’t make it react.
Cleanse and Tone with Simple face care
moisturise with Aqueous cream for my eczema
Makeup:
1. Tinted moisturiser
2. Eye liner
3. Mascara
4. Eye brow pencil
5. Lip gloss.
What can I do to get clear soft skin?

]]> http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/how-can-i-get-soft-clear-skin/feed/ 5 When Can I Touch The Baby Hamsters? http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/when-can-i-touch-the-baby-hamsters/ http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/when-can-i-touch-the-baby-hamsters/#comments Thu, 26 Nov 2009 00:58:55 +0000 http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/when-can-i-touch-the-baby-hamsters/ My hamster had 7 babys but one died so nows theres six. Its been about 5 days Now the babys have big black spots on there head and there back and there ears are sticking out But there eyes are not open yet I COULD SHE SOME LITTLE fur but not that much i can still see the pinkness of there skin there realy pink.

]]> http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/when-can-i-touch-the-baby-hamsters/feed/ 4 My Skin Has Totally Changed After Being Pregnant, What Should I Use? http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/my-skin-has-totally-changed-after-being-pregnant-what-should-i-use/ http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/my-skin-has-totally-changed-after-being-pregnant-what-should-i-use/#comments Wed, 25 Nov 2009 21:19:58 +0000 http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/my-skin-has-totally-changed-after-being-pregnant-what-should-i-use/ I had a baby 9 months ago and now my skin it completely different. My skin before what acne prone, not really oily but not dry. My skin just always looks tired, maybe just from being a mom now but I’m not sure. Did you find that your skin changed?
I’m not quite sure what my skin type is so maybe someone can help me with that. I will describe my skin: fair, dry patches around my nose & eyes, skin feels tight after washing, occasional pimple or two, scars from hormonal breakouts while preggers, I’m 27 and starting to see fine lines under my eyes. I was just wondering if anyone has any ideas for a daily skin care regiment? I have been using philosophy for 6 months, it’s pretty good but kinda expensive and I have to drive 45 mins to get it. Thanks! :)

]]> http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/my-skin-has-totally-changed-after-being-pregnant-what-should-i-use/feed/ 2 To Protect Healthy Skin, Skin Care Tips http://www.skincareforbaby.com/articles/to-protect-healthy-skin-skin-care-tips/ http://www.skincareforbaby.com/articles/to-protect-healthy-skin-skin-care-tips/#comments Wed, 25 Nov 2009 21:19:54 +0000 http://www.skincareforbaby.com/articles/to-protect-healthy-skin-skin-care-tips/ As we age skin becomes thinner and wrinkles. As the busy life you do not get time to take Care of Your Skin. The end result: your skin makes the brightness it had when you were born. Your skin care problems can be reduced by avoiding the sun come out, wash your face gently and applying moisturizer regularly. Protect your skin from the sun. Ultraviolet rays from the sun can damage your skin resulting in wrinkles, liver spots, rough skin and serious problems like cancer and non-cancerous skin tumors. To protect your skin from the sun attempting to use sunscreen, use protective clothing and avoid the sun for hours of high intensity. Protect your skin from sun’s rays in order to avoid going from 10 am to 4 pm Wear long-sleeved shirts, long pants and hats wide. Certain styles of clothing and fabrics can also protect your skin. Try to wear long-sleeved shirts instead of short sleeves. Wear denim and knitted products. Today, many design firms SPF clothing that protects your skin from sun’s rays. Apply SPF 15 at least 20 minutes before going outdoors. Smoking may increase wrinkles on the face. Smoking may reduce blood flow, oxygen from the skin and vitamin A are important for skin glow. All these factors can damage the collagen and elastic tissue, which gives strength and elasticity of the skin. Avoid hot water, while washing the skin. Instead of using hot water. Hot water and long showers can remove the oil from your skin. Take a bath for only 15 minutes or less. Avoid using strong soaps as they can leave the skin dry. Instead of using mild soaps like Dove, Vanicream, Cetaphil and Purpose. If you have sensitive skin, do not use perfumes or dyes. These can cause skin allergy. When you’re up to the removal of the eyes using soft sponge, cotton cloth or cotton balls to prevent damage to occur to the sensitive issues around the eyes. After Taking a Bath, pat your skin dry with a towel, so the moisture stays in your skin. Moisturizers are very useful for your skin. These are not exhaust the water or by slowly releasing water into your skin. The moisturizer is best for you depends on your skin type, age and have acne. A good way to test whether you need a moisturizer is to wait 20 minutes after bathing. If you think your skin is firm, your skin needs a moisturizer. Apply SPF 15 to protect your skin from ultraviolet rays. If you have sensitive skin, avoid products that have strong dyes, perfumes or other additives. If your skin is very dry, apply baby oil. If you have oily skin, avoid wetting. Shaving is an inexpensive way to remove unwanted hair. For a good shave should take care of certain things: Before shaving press hot wash cloth on the skin to soften the hair. After shaving or a hot bath or shower. To remove the hair, use a clean, sharp razor. Shave in the direction of hair growth, not against it. After all is finished, rinse the skin with lukewarm water. If irritation persists, use a lotion that has isopropyl alcohol or ethyl.

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]]> http://www.skincareforbaby.com/articles/to-protect-healthy-skin-skin-care-tips/feed/ 0 Cotton – Babies Best Choice http://www.skincareforbaby.com/articles/cotton-babies-best-choice/ http://www.skincareforbaby.com/articles/cotton-babies-best-choice/#comments Wed, 25 Nov 2009 21:19:52 +0000 http://www.skincareforbaby.com/articles/cotton-babies-best-choice/ One of the main benefits of cotton clothing is the softness of the fabric.  With a babies newborn skin it is sensitive, anything harsh will rub and irritate their new skin.  Cotton is a super soft natural fabric that  allows for better air circulation, which helps remove and absorb body moisture, drawing heat away from the skin and keeping the body cool and dry providing an ideal sleeping environment for baby. Also, because cotton clothing “breathes” better, it’s the best choice to keep your baby cool in hot, humid weather. The ends of cotton fibers are spun very tightly into the yarn so that the fabric doesn’t irritate skin or cause static electricity making it very comfortable to  be swaddled, dressed  or diapered  for babies.Cotton is the preferred choice in hospitals and birthing centers, you will notice your newborn being swaddled in cotton receiving blankets after birth. Being  non-allergenic, it is an excellent  choice of material for anyone who suffers from asthma or allergies, or those who have sensitive skin prone to irritation.  Pediatricians will sometimes suggest using cotton clothing and blankets  for babies that have eczema or other skin maladies,  before they will encourage using harsh steriodal  creams.  Dermatologists also recommend wearing and using cotton products. The fabric is durable, versatile and easy to care for. It can be washed in the washing machine and either hung to dry or put in the tumble dryer. It releases soil easily to retain appearance and be hygienically clean to be the ideal wash-and-wear-fabric -  for you and for your family.  Cotton has high tensile strength therefore can endure high temperatures and be sterilized.  It is the only fiber that becomes stronger when wet being highly absorbent for drawing moisture out,  providing premium comfort and softness for a happier baby.For people concerned with environmental issues, cotton clothing makes a lot of sense. Cotton is biodegradable and a renewable resource. Cotton does not contain any chemicals and therefore is a natural product. In addition, cotton products are “finish free,” whereas synthetic fibers  are often chemically treated to make the fiber suitable for processing.   Organic cotton differs from regular cotton in the fact that no pesticides are used to grow it, which means less chemicals in the environment and less exposure for the people growing it. Cotton absorbs moisture easily and can take up to one fifth of its weight in water before it actually feels damp, this being a great benefit  if you diaper your baby in cotton diapers.  Baby boys benefit from cotton diapers — The Kiel study (www.archdischild.com) found that excess heat in the groin area of boy babies wearing disposable diapers may be a cause of the reduced sperm count among males in recent years.  Not only is baby more comfortable in cotton, this natural fiber is heathier for them!Bottom line, the benefits of cotton are numerous, when having a new baby we as parents strive to do the best for our children, doesn’t it make sense to clothe, wrap and diaper them naturally? After all a happy baby makes a happy mama and if cotton helps……… why not?

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]]> http://www.skincareforbaby.com/articles/cotton-babies-best-choice/feed/ 0 I’m Pregnant With An Interracial Baby And? http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/im-pregnant-with-an-interracial-baby-and/ http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/im-pregnant-with-an-interracial-baby-and/#comments Wed, 25 Nov 2009 19:16:11 +0000 http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/im-pregnant-with-an-interracial-baby-and/ was wondering what types of products I should buy to take care of the baby’s hair and skin?
The daddy is African American and I’m white.

]]> http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/im-pregnant-with-an-interracial-baby-and/feed/ 7 My Babys Face Is Very Dry? 7 Weeks Old? http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/my-babys-face-is-very-dry-7-weeks-old/ http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/my-babys-face-is-very-dry-7-weeks-old/#comments Wed, 25 Nov 2009 19:16:05 +0000 http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/my-babys-face-is-very-dry-7-weeks-old/ he has red tiny spots on his face which are rough and raised to the touch and slightly yellowly in places, also they carry on down his neck and chest slightly, but mainly on both cheeks and ears, behind ears. His skin is so dry he must have scratched it today as hes got a tiny cut now on his face. I only use water to wash him as he has sensitive skin and i dont use any perfumed products or creams ect. Any idea what this may be?

]]> http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/my-babys-face-is-very-dry-7-weeks-old/feed/ 18 How Old Is My Baby Rat? And Am I Taking The Proper Care For It? http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/how-old-is-my-baby-rat-and-am-i-taking-the-proper-care-for-it/ http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/how-old-is-my-baby-rat-and-am-i-taking-the-proper-care-for-it/#comments Wed, 25 Nov 2009 13:30:23 +0000 http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/how-old-is-my-baby-rat-and-am-i-taking-the-proper-care-for-it/ she was a pinky when i got her, she was supposed to be food… i fealt bad so i am caring for her, she is being fed every 3 hours during the day and once in the middle of the night. i am feeding her kmr kitten milk replacement and im diluting the powder more then recomended for kittens so that the milk is easier to swallow for the baby. she is in a closable plastic container with a couple fleece blankets in it (there are holes poked on the top for ventilation). the container is ontop of a heating pad set on meadium heat, only half the container is on the heating pad so she can crawl away from the heat if she is uncomfortable though she generally stays on the half with heat. she has very small teeath that i can see in her mouth and her eyes are still closed you can still see her pink skin but she is growing a coat and her pattern is noticable she is about 1 1/2 inches long including her tail. i know this is alot to read but any help would be very much appriciated. btw i am stimulating her to go to the bathroom but gentlly massaging her anus and genitals with a warm damp q tip after every feeding. (i got her yesterday she is still lively and eating well, she poops several times a day and pees often) does she have much of a chance?

]]> http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/how-old-is-my-baby-rat-and-am-i-taking-the-proper-care-for-it/feed/ 3 Washing Baby Clothes First Time Mum? http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/washing-baby-clothes-first-time-mum/ http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/washing-baby-clothes-first-time-mum/#comments Wed, 25 Nov 2009 13:30:15 +0000 http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/washing-baby-clothes-first-time-mum/ Hi there, I’m a first time mum i’m 24 weeks pregnant and have been buying afew items of clothing and sheets etc.
Just unsure wether persil is safe for babies and fabric softener are they to harsh?
any advice is greatly aprreciated i don’t want to upset babys skin once he is born and are getting things organsied now lol!

]]> http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/washing-baby-clothes-first-time-mum/feed/ 30 If Roe Vs. Wade Were Overturned, Who Would Care For The Unwanted Babies? http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/if-roe-vs-wade-were-overturned-who-would-care-for-the-unwanted-babies/ http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/if-roe-vs-wade-were-overturned-who-would-care-for-the-unwanted-babies/#comments Wed, 25 Nov 2009 07:00:08 +0000 http://www.skincareforbaby.com/questions-and-answers/if-roe-vs-wade-were-overturned-who-would-care-for-the-unwanted-babies/ I don’t mean the pretty, pink-skinned, healthy ones. I mean the darker-skinned ones, plus of course the crack babies, abused infants, prostituted teens and others who then grow up to perpetuate the problem. Or do we just pass a law against them, too?
Seriously, though, what is the religious right’s answer to the question of unwanted and/or abused children that would arise from “life begins at conception” social policies?

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