Your question: What can I put on my baby’s dry cheeks?

Using a thick moisturizer such as Eucerin, Aquaphor, or petroleum jelly on your baby’s cheeks (or other problem areas) will add to his natural barrier and help treat any skin that’s already chapped.

What can I put on my baby’s dry face?

Treatments for peeling, dry skin

1. Reduce bath time. Long baths can remove natural oils from your newborn’s skin. …
2. Apply a moisturizer. …
3. Keep your newborn hydrated. …
4. Protect your newborn from cold air. …
5. Avoid harsh chemicals. …
6. Use a humidifier.

Can you use Vaseline on baby face?

Because of its pure and gentle formula, Vaseline Baby can be used as a daily baby moisturizer to treat dry patches on your baby’s face and body, not just their diaper area.

How do you clean a newborn’s face?

Wash baby’s face gently with a wet washcloth. Use a wet cotton ball or washcloth (no soap) to clean your baby’s eyes and face. Wipe from the inside of each eye to the outside. Make sure you get any dried secretions out of the nose and eyes.

Should I use Vaseline on my baby’s bum?

Create a Protective Barrier – Apply a thin layer of Vaseline® Jelly Baby, which is appropriate for use on sensitive baby skin, to your child’s bottom after wiping it clean. This creates a protective barrier that can help stop irritants from making sore skin any worse.

Which oil is good for baby dry skin?

Mineral oils or petroleum-based ointments are an option if your baby has dry or broken skin, as they have been found to be effective and safe for treating skin problems, such as dermatitis and eczema. Mustard oil can have a toxic effect on the skin barrier, causing irritation and potential damage to delicate baby skin.