Tag: baby skin
The Dos and Don’ts of Baby Acne
October 6th, 2014
Here you are, a new mom, and you have your brand new baby home for the first time. Your beautiful baby loses the redness he had at birth and is…
Allergy Kids: The Rise and Rise of Food Allergies and Eczema
September 16th, 2014
Baby Pibu™ is pleased to provide a post by friend and noted author, Melissa Schweiger Kleinman this week! Melissa is an author and journalist specializing in skincare and beauty. Melissa…
Lotions, Creams and Ointments – Which One to Use When and Why
August 11th, 2014
Let’s face it- we are always trying to find that perfect lotion, cream or ointment for our skin. We enjoy trying different skincare products to soothe our skin and to…
Diaper Rash: What It Is, How to Treat It, and How to Avoid It At All Costs
July 28th, 2014
As a new parent, there is so much to learn: feeding, sleeping, changing, development, and how to keep babies safe and sound. One of the less enjoyable, but very common…
When Life Heats Up – The Lowdown on Heat Rash
July 15th, 2014
Now that we’re in the thick of summer with high humidity, hot temperatures and lots of time spent outside, you and your child may have already been introduced to one…
Baby Pibu’s™ Baby Sunscreen SPF 30+ Achieves The Skin Cancer Foundation’s Daily Use Seal of Recommendation
May 19th, 2014
What Does It Mean to Achieve The Skin Cancer Foundation Daily Use Seal of Recommendation?
Per The Skin Cancer Foundation’s website: “To earn the Seal of Recommendation, a manufacturer must…
Are Sunscreens Safe? Yes. Here’s Why
May 13th, 2014
Some of you might remember the “good old days” of summer, hanging out by the pool, playing in the backyard or going to the beach. Sunscreen was an afterthought, and…
The Truth About Hydrocortisone
April 22nd, 2014
Hydrocortisone is a corticosteroid and has been used to reduce swelling and itching for more than 50 years. It has been vital in the treatment of skin ailments including eczema,…
The Facts of Skin Biology: Why Your Baby’s Skin is Different Than Yours
April 7th, 2014
OK, moms – time for a little fact or fiction:
Your baby’s skin covers less surface area than an adult’s
Your skin is drier than your baby’s
A baby’s skin…
