Bacteria are unavoidable. They are everywhere, including at home. A baby is still lukewarm about basic hygiene, the most vulnerable. When he or she crawls around and touch things, microbes often travel from his or her hand on his or her mouth and within his or her tummy. In addition, a growing number of children these days suffer from allergies and asthma, often triggered by dust mite feces in the house.
in the nursery at home, here are some ways to take care of it, if you have a new baby:
O Select crib mattress and bedding made of natural fibers such as untreated cotton.
Use a cotton mattress protector instead of plastic undersheet.
Check for signs of mold.
about not buying PVC plastic toys or stuffed animals made of plastic.
Go to the board with non-synthetic complete instead of carpet. New carpets release 25-30 different chemicals in the air, and are also a great breeding place for dust mites.
Beware of loose paint that may contain lead, especially in older houses.
o Make sure the nursery window does not face the main road - gasoline vapors contain lead.
o Set the nursery away from the garage and the main lines.
o Avoid plastic lampshades as heat release pairs of lamps.
o Get rid of clutter - mites prefer soft toy animals.
the humidity in the baby's room is also important. You can check it with an instrument called a hygrometer (available at hardware stores). Moisture in most rooms should be 30-50 percent.
Always sterilize the bottle feeding especially nipples, pacifiers, teethers, beverage bottles, cleaning brushes and other basic baby care.
o Make sure to use only clean bibs, wipers, gloves and other clothing accessories for babies.
This article provides information purpose. Please consult your child's healthcare provider before trying home remedies.
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