Baby Wash

For your baby's first few weeks of life, you really just need to use warm water to rinse and clean his delicate skin. After that, you may want to use a mild cleanser when he gets particularly dirty. Read baby-wash labels carefully, many contain the foaming agent sodium laurel sulfate, which can be damaging to your baby's immune system. Instead, look for products that use coconut, or other plant-based cleansers, as these natural ingredients will be safer for baby's skin.

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