How old can a baby be bathed with floral water? What should you pay attention to when bathing a baby with floral water?

Floral water can repel mosquitoes and relieve itching in the hot summer. If your child has skin allergies or eczema, you can also use floral water to bathe your child. So, at what age can a baby take a bath with toilet water?

How old can a baby use floral water to bathe

If you use floral water specially made for babies, you can use it to bathe your baby as soon as he is born. However, some parents may use floral water improperly. People who are allergic to spices, alcohol, camphor, and mint are not suitable for using floral water. Floral water contains mint, borneol and other ingredients, which can relieve itching locally. However, once the alcohol evaporates, it is easy to cause allergies. It is recommended that babies under three years old should not use floral water formulated for adults.

Can babies take a bath with floral water?

As long as the baby's skin is not damaged and does not suffer from dermatitis or other skin diseases, you can use floral water to bathe the baby. Dilute a few drops of floral water in the bath water and then give the baby a bath. This can prevent mosquitoes and make the baby's skin more refreshed and cool.

What should you pay attention to when bathing your baby with floral water?

1. Mothers should pay attention to choosing a milder floral water, preferably one marked as baby-friendly. This type of floral water is milder and has fewer additives that are harmful to babies, so it can be used for babies with confidence.

2. Before using floral water on your baby, it is best to conduct an allergy test behind the baby's ear to detect whether the baby is allergic to floral water. Only babies who are not allergic can use floral water normally. If your baby has an allergic reaction, clean the floral water behind his ears immediately and do not use floral water on your baby.

3. No matter how mild the floral water is, even if it is specially made for babies, do not spray it directly on the baby's skin. It should be diluted before use by the baby. Generally it is diluted five times. And you should avoid areas around the eyes and lips to avoid irritating the baby's delicate skin and mucous membranes.

4. Babies suffering from dermatitis should not use floral water, because floral water contains an ingredient called "Imonin", which can make mosquitoes lose the awareness of biting people. If you apply floral water after suffering from dermatitis, it will not only fail to treat the dermatitis, but the "Imonin" ingredient can also cause allergic reactions on the skin and aggravate the symptoms of dermatitis. Patients with dermatitis can drop 4-5 drops of floral water on the electric mosquito coils, which can not only repel mosquitoes but also avoid skin allergies.

5. Don't use too much toilet water on your baby. The baby's skin is delicate and easily bitten by mosquitoes. When parents see the red and swollen bumps on the baby's arms and legs, they will immediately take out the toilet water and apply it on the bumps. Little do people know that adult toilet water contains a high concentration of irritating ingredients and should not be applied directly to the baby's skin. It should be diluted with 5 times the amount of water before use. When applying floral water, you should not use too much, otherwise the volatile components will cause the baby's body surface temperature to drop rapidly, causing discomfort to the body.