Újszülöttet fürdetni elég hetente egyszer?

Valóban túl sok kozmetikumot használunk, ezáltal tönkretesszük a kisbabák bőrének normál flóráját, aztán csodálkozunk, ha gyulladt vagy ekcémás stb lesz.

Szóval a mindennapos kozmetikai termékkel való fürdetés valóban túlzás, de egy kisbaba kakil, pisil, bukik stb, és az ilyen szennyeződéseket muszáj eltávolítani.

Szerintem a fenekét szükséges rendesen megmosni mindennap, és ha már úgyis vízbe teszed akkor legalább langyos, tiszta vízzel mosd át a hajlatait, mert oda azért be tud gyűlni a szösz :)

Igen.

De az nem egyenlő azzal, hogy nincs megmosdatva rendesen, csak a merülőfürdetésre vonatkozik.

Szerintem macerás.

Jó napirendnek is a fürdetés..

Ekcémás babámnak sem lett sokkal jobb a bőre, amikor átmenetileg kipróbáltuk..de nálunk nincs pancsizás..pár perc hatékony tisztálkodás van.

Nemetorszagban elunk, itt szuleskor is csak megtorolgetik, es koldokcsonk leeseig azt mondtak, ne furdessuk, utana is a jatszoterezos idoszakig csak heti 1-2x. Az arcat es a feneket termeszetesen azonnal, igeny szerint, de van, aki akkor mar egyszerubbnek latja furdetni. En ugy tudom, hogy az erzekeny boruk miatt (meg itt kemeny is a viz), nem ajanljak, mivel a bor az immunrendszer resze, es a furdetestol meggyengul, de ertol eltero velemenyek vannak.

Itt van egy hivatalos kutatas, ami a pubmeden is megtalalhato:

,,When bathing the newborn , the caregiver should focus especially on the areas that need more attention, such as face, neck, folds and diaper area.2,27,64 In relation to routine bathing, it has been demonstrated that the bath itself is better than scrubbing with a sponge or some other cloth. The act of rubbing with a sponge or cloth promotes greater heat loss, increased transepidermal water loss and reduced hydration of the stratum corneum. 65-67 The bath should be short, no longer than 5 minutes, especially if soap is used. 3.68 This will also help prevent skin maceration.27.69 Frequency of bathing varies greatly between certain regions and countries depending on the culture of each place. 62 In fact, in many places, particularly those with warmer weather, mothers prefer to bathe their babies every day, even if not really necessary. 62 However, it is recommended that baths not be given daily. 11.70 They should be given approximately twice a week until the baby starts to crawl. 11.70 Premature infants should be bathed every 4 days. 71 The water temperature should be close to body temperature (37 - 37.5 ºC). 11.62, 72 However, some authors recommend a slightly lower temperature, corresponding to the temperature of the skin (34-36 º C). 67 After the bath, if the skin of the newborn and infant shows any sign of dryness or cracking, an appropriate emollient should be applied, which, in addition to treating dry skin, protects the integrity of the stratum corneum and skin barrier.11.29 to 31.73 Emollients are even more beneficial to babies with a higher risk of developing atopy (positive family history), and in these cases they should be used during and after bathing.62.74-79 Some authors have reported benefits with the use of emulsifying oils. 80.81 The oils reduce water loss from the stratum corneum and keep skin clear of scales and crusts. 9 However, one should avoid adding olive and mustard oils to the bath due to the risk of contact dermatitis, although existing studies have been conducted only with adults.62.46-49 Furthermore, we should be careful with bath oils, as they can turn the bathtub into a slippery and dangerous surface. 51 Further studies about the implications of using these oils in infants are still needed.”

[link]