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Looking for the best baby lotion in Pakistan? The safest starting point is not simply choosing the richest or most popular lotion. Look for a product made specifically for babies, introduce new products one at a time, and pay attention to how your baby's skin responds. For dry skin, a gentle moisturizing routine after bathing can help keep the skin comfortable without turning baby care into a long list of products.

This guide explains what to look for in a baby lotion, when to use lotion versus baby oil or balm, how to build a simple routine, and when dry or irritated skin needs a pediatrician's advice.

How do you choose a baby lotion?

Start with the formula, not the marketing label. A baby lotion should be intended for delicate baby skin and should fit the way you plan to use it. If your baby's skin is generally comfortable and only becomes dry occasionally, a lightweight daily lotion may be enough. If there are persistent dry patches, redness, itching or a diagnosed skin condition, do not keep changing cosmetic products in an attempt to solve it; ask a qualified healthcare professional for advice.

It is also sensible to introduce one new skincare product at a time. That makes it much easier to notice whether a particular formula is causing irritation. For more on patch testing and cocoa-butter-based baby care, see our guide Is Cocoa Butter Safe for Your Baby's Skin? A Parent's Guide.

Which ingredients should parents look for?

For everyday dryness, parents generally want moisturizing ingredients that help reduce water loss and leave the skin feeling comfortable. The important point is that an ingredient being natural does not automatically make a product suitable for every baby. Individual skin can react to almost any cosmetic formula.

When comparing products, read the full ingredient list and the manufacturer's directions. If your baby has sensitive or eczema-prone skin, a pediatrician or dermatologist can help you decide which types of products are appropriate.

When should you apply baby lotion?

After bathing is one of the simplest times to moisturize. Gently pat your baby's skin dry instead of rubbing it, then apply an appropriate lotion while the skin is still slightly damp. This helps support the skin's moisture barrier and avoids the need for repeated heavy applications.

You do not necessarily need to moisturize every part of your baby's body on a fixed schedule. If the skin is comfortable, keep the routine simple. If certain areas become dry, those areas can receive extra attention according to the product's directions.

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Daily baby moisturizer

\nPalmer's Cocoa Butter Baby Lotion with Soothing Aloe 400ml

A current baby-care option formulated with Cocoa Butter, Vitamin E and Aloe.

\nPKR 2,750Shop Now →\n

Baby lotion vs baby oil vs baby balm: what's the difference?

These products can all have a place in a baby's routine, but they are not interchangeable.

\nBaby lotion: a practical choice for everyday moisturizing over larger areas of the body.
\nBaby oil: useful for massage and for adding an oil layer to the skin, depending on the product's directions.
\nBaby balm: a thicker option that can be useful for targeted areas or diaper-area care when the product is specifically designed for that purpose.

The best choice depends on what your baby's skin actually needs. More product is not automatically better.

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Baby massage oil

\nPalmer's Cocoa Butter Baby Oil with Hydrating Rosehip Oil 150ml

A current baby oil option from Palmer's, made for gentle baby skin care and massage.

\nPKR 2,590Shop Now →\n

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Targeted baby balm

\nPalmer's Cocoa Butter Baby Balm for Diaper Rash Skin 100g

A thicker balm in the current catalog intended for diaper-rash-prone skin, with Vitamin E.

\nPKR 2,150Shop Now →\n

What is a simple baby skin routine?

A simple routine is easier to follow and makes it easier to see how your baby's skin responds.

\nClean gently: use lukewarm water and a baby-appropriate cleanser when needed. Avoid vigorous scrubbing.
\nPat dry: gently pat the skin instead of rubbing it.
\nMoisturize if needed: apply a suitable baby lotion while the skin is slightly damp, following the product directions.
\nProtect specific areas: use a dedicated balm where appropriate, especially in the diaper area, and keep the area clean and dry.
\nWatch the skin: if dryness or irritation persists, stop adding new products and ask a healthcare professional for advice.

For a more complete everyday routine, read Baby Skin Care in Pakistan: A Simple Everyday Routine for Parents.

Common baby lotion mistakes

\nChoosing by the word “natural” alone: natural does not automatically mean suitable for every baby.
\nIntroducing several products at once: this makes reactions difficult to identify.
\nUsing adult skincare: baby-specific formulas are a better starting point for infant skin.
\nApplying more because skin is dry: a consistent, appropriate routine is usually more useful than repeatedly layering products.
\nIgnoring persistent irritation: a continuing rash may need medical assessment rather than another cosmetic product.

When should you see a pediatrician?

Not every dry patch is a medical problem, but persistent or worsening symptoms deserve attention. Speak with a pediatrician if your baby's skin has ongoing redness, significant itching, swelling, oozing, cracking, a spreading rash, or symptoms that do not improve with a simple routine. If your baby appears unwell or the reaction is severe or sudden, seek medical care promptly.

For winter-specific dryness, also read Baby Skin Care in Pakistan's Winter: How to Stop Dryness, Flaking and Diaper Rash.

Frequently asked questions

Which baby lotion is best for dry baby skin?

The best option is one made specifically for babies and appropriate for your baby's skin needs. For mild everyday dryness, a gentle moisturizing lotion can be a practical choice. If dryness is persistent or accompanied by irritation, consult a pediatrician instead of relying only on cosmetic products.

Can I use baby lotion every day?

Yes, if your baby's skin needs regular moisturizing and the product directions support daily use. Some babies do not need moisturizer every day, so let the condition of the skin guide the routine.

Should I use baby lotion after every bath?

Applying moisturizer after bathing is a simple way to support comfortable skin, especially when the skin tends to become dry. Pat the skin dry and apply an appropriate product while it is slightly damp.

Is baby oil better than baby lotion?

Neither is automatically better. Lotion is convenient for everyday moisturizing, while baby oil can be useful for massage and adding an oil layer. Choose according to your baby's skin and the product's intended use.

Can baby balm be used instead of lotion?

A balm is usually thicker and more targeted, while lotion is easier to spread over larger areas. A dedicated baby balm can be useful for specific areas when its directions support that use.

What if my baby's skin gets red after using a new lotion?

Stop the new product and monitor the reaction. If redness persists, spreads, becomes painful or is accompanied by swelling, significant itching or other concerning symptoms, contact a pediatrician.

This article provides general skincare information, not medical diagnosis or treatment. For infant skin conditions, follow advice from your child's qualified healthcare professional. General pediatric skin-care guidance is also available from HealthyChildren.org.

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Baby skin dries out faster in winter because cold outdoor air holds less moisture and indoor heating strips even more of it, while a newborn's skin barrier is thinner and loses water more easily than an adult's. The fix is not more products — it's a shorter bath, a thicker moisturizer applied within minutes of bath time, and consistency. This guide covers a simple winter routine, how to treat cracked cheeks and chapped lips, diaper rash prevention, and how to tell ordinary winter dryness apart from something that needs a pediatrician.

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Why does baby skin dry out more in Pakistan's winter?

A baby's skin barrier is still developing, so it loses water to the air faster than adult skin does. In Pakistan's winter, that moisture loss speeds up from two directions at once: cold, dry outdoor air pulls moisture out, and indoor heaters or gas heating dry out the room air further. Add in frequent handwashing and slightly longer, warmer baths that feel nice in cold weather, and the skin's natural oils get stripped faster than they can be replaced. None of this means something is wrong with your baby's skin — it's simply thinner and more reactive to the season, and it responds well to a few consistent adjustments.

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How often should you bathe your baby in winter?

Two to three baths a week is usually enough for a baby in winter — daily baths, especially long or hot ones, remove natural oils faster than the skin can replenish them. On non-bath days, a wipe-down of the face, hands and diaper area is enough. When you do bathe, keep the water warm rather than hot, limit it to around 10 minutes, and apply moisturizer within a few minutes of drying off, while the skin is still slightly damp — this is when a lotion or oil locks in the most moisture.

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What does a simple winter moisturizing routine look like?

Right after a bath, pat the skin dry rather than rubbing it, then apply a fragrance-conscious daily lotion all over while the skin is still a little damp. Reapply to the face, hands and any exposed areas once or twice more during the day, since these areas lose moisture fastest in cold, dry air. Consistency matters far more than trying several products — one gentle lotion, used properly and often enough, outperforms a rotating shelf of them.

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Daily winter moisture

\nPalmer's Cocoa Butter Baby Lotion with Soothing Aloe\n

A gentle, daily lotion formulated for delicate baby skin, ideal for after-bath application in dry weather.

\nPKR 2,750 Shop Now →\n

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How do you treat cracked cheeks, chapped lips and rough patches?

Cheeks, lips, and the backs of hands are usually hit hardest, since they're the areas most exposed to cold, dry air. For these spots, a slightly thicker layer than you'd use elsewhere helps, reapplied whenever the skin looks or feels dry rather than on a fixed schedule. A balm-style formula sits on the skin longer than a lotion and holds up better against wind and cold, which makes it a good option for cheeks and any rough patch that keeps coming back in the same spot.

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For cheeks, chapped spots and diaper area

\nPalmer's Cocoa Butter Baby Balm with Vitamin E\n

A thicker balm that holds up against wind and cold, suitable for rash-prone and chapped skin.

\nPKR 2,150 Shop Now →\n

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How do you prevent diaper rash in winter?

Diaper rash doesn't go away in cold weather — layers and fewer outdoor changes on the go can mean diapers stay on slightly longer, which increases the moisture and friction that cause irritation in the first place. A protective balm applied at every change, especially after cleaning and thoroughly drying the area, creates a barrier before irritation starts rather than treating it once it appears. If redness shows up despite consistent barrier use, more frequent changes and a short period of nappy-free time (in a warm room) usually help it settle within a day or two.

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What's the best massage oil for winter?

A short oil massage before or after bath time is a common practice in Pakistani households in winter, and it's a genuinely useful step: massaging while the skin is slightly warm helps the oil absorb, and the light layer it leaves behind slows moisture loss for the rest of the day. A lightweight, fast-absorbing oil works better for this than a heavy one, since it won't leave clothes feeling greasy in layered winter outfits.

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Pre or post-bath massage

\nPalmer's Cocoa Butter Baby Oil with Rosehip Oil\n

Lightweight, fast-absorbing oil formulated for delicate baby skin, suited to daily winter massage.

\nPKR 2,590 Shop Now →\n

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Normal dryness or eczema — when should you see a pediatrician?

Ordinary winter dryness is usually mild, comes and goes, and responds to moisturizer within a few days of consistent use. Eczema, or atopic dermatitis, behaves differently: it tends to show up as persistent redness, intense itching, or rough, weepy patches — often on the cheeks, scalp, or the creases of the elbows and knees — that don't fully clear up with basic moisturizing alone. It's a common condition in infants, so it's not a sign anything was done wrong. If your baby's skin stays red, rough, or irritated after a week or two of a consistent routine, or if a patch seems to be getting worse rather than better, that's the point to bring it to a pediatrician rather than trying another product.

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Common mistakes parents make in winter

\nBathing every day out of habit. Daily baths, especially warm ones, strip natural oils faster than winter skin can replace them — two to three times a week is usually plenty.
\nWaiting too long after the bath to moisturize. Moisture locks in best within a few minutes of drying off, while the skin is still slightly damp.
\nOnly moisturizing the face and hands. Areas under clothing can dry out too, particularly with layered winter outfits rubbing against the skin.
\nSwitching products repeatedly to \"fix\" dryness faster. Introducing several new products at once makes it harder to tell what's helping and what might be causing irritation.
\nTreating persistent redness as ordinary dryness for too long. If a patch isn't improving after a week or two of consistent care, it's worth a pediatrician's opinion rather than more moisturizer.

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For pregnancy and nursing care alongside baby's routine, see Is Cocoa Butter Safe for Your Baby's Skin? A Parent's Guide. For the everyday basics year-round, see Baby Skin Care in Pakistan: A Simple Everyday Routine for Parents. If you're also managing your own skin through the season, our Body Care Routine for Dry Skin in Pakistan covers the same moisture-locking principles for adults.

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Frequently asked questions

Is it normal for a baby's skin to peel in winter?

Yes, mild flaking or peeling on the cheeks, hands or scalp is common in cold, dry weather and usually responds to consistent moisturizing within a few days.

How many times a day should I moisturize my baby in winter?

Once after every bath, plus one or two extra applications on exposed areas like the face and hands, is a reasonable starting point — adjust based on how the skin actually looks.

Can I use the same lotion on cracked cheeks and diaper rash?

A lighter lotion suits everyday use on the face and body, while a thicker balm designed for rash-prone skin holds up better in the diaper area and on stubborn dry patches.

Does a humidifier actually help with baby dry skin?

Adding moisture back into heated indoor air can ease dryness, and many pediatric sources recommend it alongside a moisturizing routine rather than as a replacement for one.

When does winter dryness need a pediatrician instead of home care?

If redness, roughness or itching doesn't improve after one to two weeks of a consistent bathing and moisturizing routine, or seems to be getting worse, it's time to check in with a pediatrician.

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General guidance on infant winter skin, bathing frequency and when to involve a pediatrician referenced from the American Academy of Pediatrics' parent guidance, via HealthyChildren.org.

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Keep your baby comfortable all winter

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Baby skin can be delicate, so a simple routine is usually better than a long list of products. Parents can focus on gentle cleansing, appropriate moisturising and watching how the baby's skin responds. This guide covers everyday care and links to our existing cocoa-butter safety guide for more specific questions.

How should you cleanse baby skin?

Use lukewarm water and a gentle baby cleanser when needed. Avoid harsh scrubbing and avoid turning every bath into a long cleansing session.

When should you moisturise?

A suitable baby lotion can help keep skin comfortable. Applying moisturiser after bathing is a simple habit, particularly when skin tends to become dry.

Palmer's Cocoa Butter Baby Lotion with Soothing Aloe is a current baby-care option.

How do you choose baby products?

Choose products specifically formulated for babies and introduce one new product at a time. Read ingredient and usage directions rather than relying only on words such as gentle or natural.

For cocoa butter safety, patch testing and pregnancy care, read Is Cocoa Butter Safe for Your Baby's Skin?.

What is a simple everyday routine?

Bath: gentle cleansing with lukewarm water. After bath: pat skin dry without vigorous rubbing and apply suitable moisturiser if needed. Between baths: clean only areas that need attention and moisturise dry areas according to product directions.

For post-bath massage, see Palmer's Cocoa Butter Baby Oil with Rosehip Oil.

What if baby skin becomes irritated?

If the skin develops a persistent rash, swelling, oozing, severe dryness or other concerning symptoms, stop introducing new cosmetic products and seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional.

For diaper-area care, the catalog includes Palmer's Cocoa Butter Baby Balm.

Read the more detailed Cocoa Butter parent guide. For general body moisturising, see our Body Care Routine guide.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use adult skincare on a baby?

It is better to choose products specifically formulated for babies unless a healthcare professional advises otherwise.

How often should I moisturise baby skin?

Use moisturiser as needed and according to product directions.

Should I introduce several new products at once?

No. Introducing one new product at a time makes it easier to identify a reaction.

Keep baby care simple

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Cocoa butter is generally considered safe for most babies' skin, since it is a natural fat with moisturizing, barrier-supporting properties, but it should always be patch-tested first and avoided on broken or already-irritated skin. For pregnancy, the safest window to start stretch mark care is as early as possible, ideally from the first trimester, since supporting skin elasticity before it stretches works better than trying to correct marks after they have formed. This guide covers both, from patch testing to a simple daily routine for baby and a consistent pregnancy routine for mom.

Is cocoa butter actually safe for baby skin?

Pure cocoa butter is a natural fat rich in fatty acids that helps protect skin from moisture loss, which is why it shows up in so many baby skin care products. It is generally considered gentle for most babies, but pediatric guidance is more conservative than most product marketing suggests. Many babies develop small patches of dry skin in the first few weeks that resolve on their own without needing any moisturizer at all, and when a moisturizer is used, it should be free of added perfumes and dyes, which can irritate delicate skin further. This is genuinely important context for parents rather than a general safety disclaimer to skip past: introduce any new product gradually, always patch test first, and speak to a pediatrician before regular use if your baby has eczema, persistent rashes, or a diagnosed skin condition.

How do you patch test a product on a baby?

Apply a small amount of the product to a small area of skin, such as the inner arm or leg, and wait 24 hours while watching for redness, itching, dryness, or flaking. If nothing appears, the product is very likely fine for regular use. If any reaction shows up, stop use and consult a pediatrician before trying again. For your own skin during this stage of life, our guide to the correct order for applying skincare products covers the same patch-test-first, one-product-at-a-time principle for adult routines.

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Daily gentle moisture

\nPalmer's Cocoa Butter Baby Lotion with Soothing Aloe\n

A gentle, daily lotion formulated for delicate baby skin, fragrance considerations in mind.

\nPKR 2,750 Shop Now →\n

What helps with diaper rash and irritation?

A dedicated balm formulated for diaper rash-prone skin creates a protective barrier against moisture and friction, the two main causes of diaper irritation. Applying it at each change, especially after cleaning and drying the area, helps prevent irritation before it starts rather than only treating it once it appears.

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Diaper rash protection

\nPalmer's Cocoa Butter Baby Balm with Vitamin E\n

Suitable for diaper rash-prone skin, with vitamin E for added care.

\nPKR 2,150 Shop Now →\n

What does a simple daily baby skin routine look like?

A gentle oil massage after bath time, followed by a lightweight daily lotion once the skin has absorbed the oil, covers most babies' needs without overcomplicating things. Rosehip oil in particular is valued for its lightweight, fast-absorbing texture, making it comfortable for daily use without leaving skin greasy. Remember, not every baby needs a moisturizer every day, some skin is fine with just gentle cleansing, so watch your baby's skin rather than following a routine on a fixed schedule.

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Post-bath massage oil

\nPalmer's Cocoa Butter Baby Oil with Rosehip Oil\n

Lightweight, hydrating oil formulated for delicate baby skin.

\nPKR 2,590 Shop Now →\n

When should you start stretch mark care during pregnancy?

Skin's elasticity is easier to support before it stretches rapidly than to correct afterward, which is why most guidance recommends starting stretch mark care as early as the first trimester and continuing through postpartum. Consistency matters more than any single product: daily massage with a cocoa-butter-based cream or lotion on the belly, hips, and thighs supports the skin as it changes, though individual results vary and genetics play a real role in who develops stretch marks regardless of routine.

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Pregnancy stretch mark care

\nPalmer's Cocoa Butter Tummy Butter (Intensive Formula)\n

Intensive formula for pregnancy stretch marks, for daily belly massage.

\nPKR 2,390 Shop Now →\n

A lighter massage lotion works well for daily use across a larger area like hips and thighs, alongside the more concentrated tummy butter.

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Daily all-over massage

\nPalmer's Cocoa Butter Massage Lotion for Pregnancy\n

Lighter formula for daily massage across belly, hips, and thighs.

\nPKR 2,290 Shop Now →\n

What about care during breastfeeding?

Nipple soreness and dryness during breastfeeding are common, and a dedicated nursing cream can offer soothing relief between feeds. Look for a formula specifically designed for this purpose, and follow the product's guidance on use around feeding times.

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Breastfeeding relief

\nPalmer's Nursing Butter Nipple Cream\n

Soothing relief for pregnancy and breastfeeding, gentle formula.

\nPKR 2,390 Shop Now →\n

Common mistakes with baby and pregnancy skin care

\nSkipping the patch test because a product says gentle on the label. Even gentle, well-formulated products can cause reactions in individual babies. A patch test takes one day and removes the guesswork.
\nMoisturizing every day out of habit rather than need. Many babies only need a moisturizer when a dry patch actually shows up, not as a fixed daily step.
\nStarting stretch mark care late in pregnancy. Skin responds better to support before rapid stretching happens rather than after marks have already formed.
\nUsing adult body lotion on a newborn. Adult formulas often contain fragrance concentrations and ingredients not intended for very young, sensitive skin.
\nIgnoring a reaction because it seems minor. Mild redness or irritation is the signal to stop and consult a pediatrician, not to wait and see.

Frequently asked questions

At what age can I start using baby lotion?

Many parents begin gentle, fragrance-conscious formulas within the first weeks, but always check a specific product's guidance and consult your pediatrician if your baby has any skin sensitivity or was born prematurely.

Does every baby need a daily moisturizer?

No. Small dry patches are common in the first few weeks and often resolve on their own. Reach for a moisturizer when skin actually needs it rather than applying one on a fixed schedule.

Can stretch mark cream fully prevent stretch marks?

No cream can guarantee prevention, since genetics, skin elasticity, and the rate of weight change all play a significant role. Consistent moisture and massage support skin but cannot override individual biology entirely.

Is it safe to use the same cocoa butter product on both mother and baby?

Baby-specific formulas are gentler and designed for delicate skin, so it is best to use dedicated baby products for the baby and dedicated pregnancy or body products for the mother, even if both contain cocoa butter as a base ingredient.

How often should stretch mark cream be applied during pregnancy?

Twice daily, morning and night, is a common recommendation, applied with a gentle massaging motion to help the product absorb and to support circulation in the area.

What should I do if my baby's skin reacts to a new product?

Stop using the product immediately and speak to your pediatrician, especially if you see swelling, spreading redness, or the reaction does not fade within a day or two.

General guidance on newborn moisturizer use, fragrance-free formulas, and when dry patches need attention referenced from pediatric guidance summarized by Healthline, citing the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Gentle care for every stage

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In this article

How do you choose a baby lotion?

Which ingredients should parents look for?

When should you apply baby lotion?

Baby lotion vs baby oil vs baby balm: what's the difference?

What is a simple baby skin routine?

Common baby lotion mistakes

When should you see a pediatrician?

Frequently asked questions

Which baby lotion is best for dry baby skin?

Can I use baby lotion every day?

Should I use baby lotion after every bath?

Is baby oil better than baby lotion?

Can baby balm be used instead of lotion?

What if my baby's skin gets red after using a new lotion?

Simple baby care, thoughtfully chosen

In this article

Why does baby skin dry out more in Pakistan's winter?

How often should you bathe your baby in winter?

What does a simple winter moisturizing routine look like?

How do you treat cracked cheeks, chapped lips and rough patches?

How do you prevent diaper rash in winter?

What's the best massage oil for winter?

Normal dryness or eczema — when should you see a pediatrician?

Common mistakes parents make in winter

What should parents read next?

Frequently asked questions

Is it normal for a baby's skin to peel in winter?

How many times a day should I moisturize my baby in winter?

Can I use the same lotion on cracked cheeks and diaper rash?

Does a humidifier actually help with baby dry skin?

When does winter dryness need a pediatrician instead of home care?

Keep your baby comfortable all winter

In this article

How should you cleanse baby skin?

When should you moisturise?

How do you choose baby products?

What is a simple everyday routine?

What if baby skin becomes irritated?

What should parents read next?

Frequently asked questions

Can I use adult skincare on a baby?

How often should I moisturise baby skin?

Should I introduce several new products at once?

Keep baby care simple

In this article

Is cocoa butter actually safe for baby skin?

How do you patch test a product on a baby?

What helps with diaper rash and irritation?

What does a simple daily baby skin routine look like?

When should you start stretch mark care during pregnancy?

What about care during breastfeeding?

Common mistakes with baby and pregnancy skin care

Frequently asked questions

At what age can I start using baby lotion?

Does every baby need a daily moisturizer?

Can stretch mark cream fully prevent stretch marks?

Is it safe to use the same cocoa butter product on both mother and baby?

How often should stretch mark cream be applied during pregnancy?

What should I do if my baby's skin reacts to a new product?

Gentle care for every stage