Q: What’s wrong with newborn’s skin peeling?

A: Most babies born at full term shed a thin layer of paper-like skin on their wrists and ankles, as well as other parts of their bodies within a week after birth. The reason for peeling lies in the immaturity of the baby’s epidermal keratinized layer, the basement membrane connecting the surface layer and the dermis is too delicate and soft, and the connection is not tight enough.

Therefore, when parents bathe their baby, they should not over clean, and pay special attention not to use those irritating body wash. They should moisturize the skin with mild and moisturizing products to avoid cracks in the skin caused by excessive dryn.

Therefore, parents in the baby bath, do not over-clean, pay special attention not to use those irritating body wash, should be used with a mild and moisturizing products moisturize the skin to avoid excessive dryness resulting in skin cracks.

So parents in the baby bath, do not overclean, pay special attention to do not use those irritating shower gel, should use mild and moisturizing products to moisturize the skin, avoid excessive dry skin cracks.