What s the deal with newborn peeling? How can I prevent it?

This is because the growth of newborns is vigorous before the phenomenon of peeling, which is a normal condition, to keep the newborn's ** moist, and apply body lotion to the newborn after each bath.

Newborns are just born, and they will be thinner. The stratum corneum will also dry out or fall off under the influence of the environment; When the baby's ** falls off, the relevant ointment or tea seed oil should be applied in time. It can play a role in lubrication and moisturizing.

It may be that the air is relatively dry, it may be dehydration, it may be that the child's ** is not fully developed, and it may be physiological. Apply creams and body lotions, and give your child plenty of fluids.

The first point is likely to be caused by the lack of breast milk vitamins in the newborn's body, the second point, the newborn's ** wants to take care of it very well, it should rub some moisturizer, and the third point should be given to the child to see if it is a lack of calcium.

It may be due to a lack of water. Therefore, you usually have to wash your baby's face, and you can wipe some treasures.

Newborn babies have no ability to protect themselves because they have just been born, and they have a weakened immune system. What's going on with the peeling of newborn babies, will it be a ** disease, this can be a big deal for some of our mothers, and I will explain and dig it for you.

1.First, generally speaking, newborns will go through the stages of peeling as the body grows out of fluid, and the early stage of the child will appear. So the child begins to peel in about a month, but it doesn't last very long.

2.Second, as long as the baby eats and sleeps, it is normal. Peeling is because the uppermost stratum corneum of newborns is not fully developed and is easy to fall off.

In addition, the basement membrane connecting the epidermis and the dermis in newborns is not well developed, so that the connection between the epidermis and the dermis is not tight enough, resulting in an increased chance of epidermal detachment.

3.Thirdly, this peeling phenomenon may occur all over the body, but it is more obvious in the limbs and behind the ears, as long as it is naturally shed during bathing, there is no need to take special protective measures or forcibly tear off the peeling.

Precautions. In normal times, parents should only pay attention to the cleaning and care of newborns, apply some lubricating oil appropriately, and avoid external infections and injuries, so they don't have to panic.

It may be that the newborn has a serious ** disease, or it may be that the newborn has not bathed in time and is too dry; Because the newborn lives in the amniotic fluid in the womb, there is a thick fat in the amniotic fluid wrapped on the newborn's **, after birth, if it is not cleaned up in time, there will be peeling.

This is normal for babies. Peeling is the baby's adaptation to the outside world, the gradual detachment of the epidermis. It is also affected by the external thermal expansion and contraction, and the changes that have occurred.

This is normal, and the air is usually drier during the change of seasons, so newborns will experience peeling.

Introduction: It is easy for attentive parents to notice that as soon as a newborn baby is born, his face, hands, legs, chest, and back begin to fall off. Some parts are not easy to peel off, and some parts begin to fall off in large areas, which makes many novice parents panic.

So, what is the reason for the ** peeling of newborns?

This has to do with the environment in which the child in the mother's womb grows up. As we all know, when the baby is in the mother's belly, the whole body is soaked in amniotic fluid, and the baby's **surface is covered with vernix fat, but after birth** there is no oozing amniotic fluid, and the body's vernix fat is slowly fading, ** gradually completely exposed, contact with dry air, and the phenomenon of epidermis falling off. In addition, the tissues between the epidermis and dermis of newborns are not tight, and wrinkles such as wrist joints and ankles and trunks may also peel.

This is more pronounced in post-term deliveries where the placenta is not functional. Newborn babies have a keratinized layer called the epidermis on the outside, but it is underdeveloped, so this keratotic layer is very thin and easy to fall off. The inner layer is called the dermis, and the basement membrane is attached between the epidermis and the dermis.

Because the neonatal basement membrane is underdeveloped, soft and soft, and the epidermis and dermis are not tightly combined, the epidermis is more likely to fall off.

If the child's air is too dry or the skin is molted due to lack of water, it is important for parents to moisturize and moisturize the child. Then parents can apply lotion to their child's ** to relieve their child's dryness**. However, if parents find that the child's ** is hairy or dry, and there are already small gaps, they must pay attention.

If you really can't handle it, it's best to take your child to the hospital for help from a medical professional. In order to prevent the child's little gold from being infected, there will be big problems.

Finally, after the child's body peels, ** will become very soft, during this period, parents must try to use baby-specific toiletries when bathing and skincare their children. Especially after the child peels off, ** is already in a very soft state, if you choose improper toiletries, it is easy to cause secondary damage to the child's, and it may also lead to certain infections.

The principle of thermal expansion and cold contraction, so the baby will have the phenomenon of peeling, which is normal.

The child's ability to adapt to the outside world is not good, so the child will shed his skin, this situation is normal, parents can take the child to the hospital to have a look.

The outside air is very dry, and newborns are very uncomfortable with such an environment at first, so they will peel off.