 A newborn's skin is soft and sensitive. Keep your baby's skin hydrated by bathing in warm water for only three to five minutes. Apply a natural moisturizer, such as My Herbal Baby- Baby Oil immediately after bath while skin is still wet, and then pat dry instead of rubbing. To maintain your baby's soft skin, bath them in My Herbal Baby- Baby Herbal Bath at least once a week (if your child doesn't have any skin issues, if they do have skin issues use at least three times a week).
Don't wait until your baby's skin become dry or inflamed before you start to take care of it. Prevention is key! Bathing your baby and applying a natural moisture should be apart of their daily bath ritual. Your baby's health is in your hands... Till next time, Demeka Scott - The Savvy Kitchen Beautician
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6/19/2012 07:43:31 pm
Great article ...Thanks for your great information about skin, the contents are quiet interesting.I will be waiting for your next post. 8/16/2012 06:45:28 pm
Hi,This is a good post, indeed a great job.. You must have done good research for skin problem, i appreciate your efforts.. Looking for more updates from your side.Thanks 8/26/2012 06:43:18 pm
Good Health is very important and to keep our self healthy we need to have financial fitness also. yes baby skin is very sensitive and soft so proper caring is good. 7/7/2013 07:59:16 pm
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Spiritual HealerDemeka Scott - is a Spiritual Healer, Certified Holistic Nutritional Consultant, Herbalist & Certified Reiki Master. She spends her time learning new things and encouraging others. 
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