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Asking baby products to use for baby
Hi ,my baby is 2.5 months old. As per my doc suggestion I am using Dermadew baby soap,moiste lotion,spoo shampoo, DK gel dusting powder for summer sweating.
So , DK gel dusting powder is safe for babies?
And can I switch to other baby soap and baby cream now ?
if so please suggest some products.
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Continue same products if they are not allergic to the child.Try avoiding use of dusting powder on a regular basis.Instead can try sponge bathing the child when in need.Baby lotion is not mandatory unless the skin becomes dry .tq
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Continue tat only till 4 mnths of age . Rk dusting for fungal infections . U can for 1 month and stop
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