Skin Care

hi Samidha Mathur ! I do understand your concern . please consult a dermatologist to ascertain the exact cause for the same. also please try home remedies to deal with it as a child's skin is very soft and sensitive. it's not advisable to use creams or ointments without consulting yr doc.. here is a blog with handy tips on how to deal with skin care during monsoon.. hope u will find it useful! https://www.parentune.com/parent-blog/how-to-cope-up-with-fungal-infection-during-monsoon/2748?ptref=sa0l0000hqm024c

My child also has sensitive skin. For us , only Johnsons baby lotion has worked, amidst all brands. It is non sticky and mild which doesn't leave a greasy residue.

Hey @zara.. you are right about the doctor's consultation. However, I did the same. My doctor said that kid's do have sensitive skin as compared to the adults.. Hence a good baby cream can give a good result. The only thing to look out for is the gentleness of the cream.. it has to be mild. :)

You can use Mama Earth milky soft face cream... it is made specially for delicate and sensitive skin like that of babies... it helps in keeping the skin soft and fights dryness of skin

no doubt a visit to your pead and dermatologist is in order. in my case the johnson baby cream worked well for my sons sensitive skin

First thing is you check with your pead. Is it some kind of allergy. In such a case make sure you do a patch test of the cream before you use it. Use baby products only for your child. Pick a brand that has been in market for a long time, has rigrous testing, tests for allergies and irritation, has ph level balanced and is proven for mildness. For me it has been J & J.

Johnson's baby cream is good dear.. keep her skin moisturised. Also a massage with a good non sticky baby oil before bath should also keep the skin soft