Bethany Stirdivant

Regardless of whether your baby has dry, sensitive, or oily skin, it is important to consistently keep them in clean clothing. Even though you might not perceive their garments as dirty since they have been resting in your arms or in the bassinet, it is still advisable to maintain cleanliness.

Engaging in self-care enables you to maintain a healthy balance between your responsibilities and available resources, thus preventing burnout. Moreover, practicing self-care allows you to serve as a positive role model for your children. Children acquire behavior and attitude patterns through observing their parents, so when they witness you prioritizing self-care, they learn to do the same for their own well-being.

The majority of natural oils provide a secure choice for giving your baby's sensitive skin a massage. You can even opt for certain edible oils without leaving your baby with a salad-like fragrance. However, it's important to note that olive oil isn't recommended for frequent use on your baby's skin, especially if they have dry, chapped skin or eczema.