Tag: basic skincare
Best Skin Care Products to Use on your Eczema-Prone Baby Skin
October 30th, 2019
Delicate baby skin needs special care, but eczema prone baby skin needs even more special attention as it is more sensitive and may become “rashy” if it gets too dry…
How to Give Your Baby a Bath
September 19th, 2019
Learning how to give your baby a bath can sometimes seem like a daunting baby routine, especially for first-time parents. We at Baby Pibu™ hope to help you learn how…
Cradle Cap: Causes, Prevention and Treatment
August 28th, 2019
Cradle cap is one of those skin conditions most of us parents have heard about and most of our babies will have. Whether you are a first time or experienced…
Summertime Skin Care for Moms
August 7th, 2019
Summertime naturally brings more outdoor time, and that extra outdoor time can promote aging for our mommy skin. To guide us through a simple summertime skin care for moms, Dr.…
Tips on Diaper Changing
July 31st, 2019
Who knew your baby would need so many diaper changes in just one day? A newborn baby may need up to 8 diaper changes a day. Do the math, and…
Mineral versus Chemical Sunscreens
July 3rd, 2019
Mineral versus chemical sunscreen has been a hot topic of discussion over the past few months as it surfaced from a recent JAMA study. In the study, the question of…
Home Remedies for Baby Chapped Lips
May 15th, 2019
Your baby may experience chapped lips, which is a common. Remember- your baby’s overall skin and lips are more sensitive and prone to getting dry. Chapped lips on your baby…
Baby Acne vs Baby Eczema
April 10th, 2019
Baby acne and baby eczema are two common skin conditions and both can appear when babies are between one and six months old. So when your baby has a red…
Using Antifungal Cream For Diaper Rash
April 5th, 2019
It seems like you have changed about a million diapers in the first few months after you bring home your baby. And then one day you see it. Your baby’s…
Is Hydrocortisone Cream Safe For Babies?
April 2nd, 2019
I will always remember a conversation I had with Dr. Jack Arbiser, the Thomas J. Lawley Professor of Dermatology at Emory University, where he summarized the history of crucial medications.…
