The Benefits of a Quick Wash for Baby

Baby's bath is a daily routine. However, it can be done twice a day, depending on the weather, their health, or their level of restlessness. It is recommended to give a bath in case of high heat, fever, or during a baby crisis.

To freshen up your child after a snack or meal, nothing beats a quick baby wash!

The hands and face are often the areas to clean, gently. Don’t forget to wash the baby’s neck, where milk or food can run and get into the folds.

Wipes, the on-the-go cleaning method
Often criticized in the media as being harmful, wipes should have a clean composition. At Corine de Farme, they are alcohol-free, paraben-free, phenoxyethanol-free, and fragrance-free. They are dermatologically tested and hypoallergenic.

Nothing resists wipes: applesauce, puree, chocolate, biscuit, marker, glue… They remove all traces in seconds. Avoid the eye area with wipes. Mucous membranes are delicate: use saline solution for the eyes.

Cleansing milk, the most practical solution
For a quick wash, if your child has intolerant skin, you can use a superfatted dermatological bar and rinse with thermal water spray.

Some children with atopic skin should only take quick showers, as baths tend to soften the skin and cause irritation. Think about soaps made with vegetable oils, which are both rich and nourishing for the skin.

Even quicker, cleansing milk is a no-rinse product that’s very practical for babies, especially for diaper changes. With a small cotton pad, it allows you to clean and refresh your child’s body. This quick wash does not replace a bath. Be sure to apply the cleansing milk evenly, especially in the folds, to avoid maceration.

Floral water is a solution for a light wash. Consider chamomile, rose, lavender, and everlasting helichrysum hydrosols, especially for irritation in the diaper area.

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